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The one use case to take notes is to jot down where the information enters your head. That is when the information is the most fresh and you will not forget it. Which is why it is usually on the smartphone nowadays. With our usual contenders of Evernote, Springpad and Catch making revision after revision to out do each other, I find that what is really helpful have been the ability to make my notes more meaningful.
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