Touchanote brings the note storage and organization capabilities of Evernote together with the convenience of NFC one-touch technology. Store shortcuts to your notes on NFC tags to be able to access your content when and where you need it with the touch of your mobile phone.
Touchanote works together with Evernote to allow you to access your notes faster than ever before. The app helps you store links to your existing Evernote content on NFC tags – the contactless technology that has made the mobile wallet possible. After writing a link to an NFC tag, your note can be opened simply by touching the tag with your Samsung Nexus S mobile phone. Touchanote makes it fast and easy to access your notes when and where you need them.
The Touchanote app teaches you, step by step, how to write notes to NFC tags. The process is simple – select a note to share, store it to a tag with a touch of your NFC-enabled phone, place the tag where you need it, and touch the tag with your phone again to view the note later.
After downloading Touchanote and signing in to Evernote on your NFC-enabled smartphone like the Samsung Nexus S, creating tags is simple:
Select a note from your Evernote archive.
In the context menu for that note, select More, select Share, select Touchanote, then select Write to Tag.
Hold your NFC-enabled phone to an NFC tag. To access your note later, hold your phone to the tag again and it will appear on your screen.
For every use you’ve found for Evernote, there exists a use for Touchanote. Notes can now be stored to tags, updated automatically when the note is changed, and shared for your convenience. Let Touchanote help you interact with your notes in an entirely new way.
NFC tags come in sticker form and thus can be used anywhere; the potential uses for Touchanote are endless. To get you started, here are some ideas:
Transcribe user manuals for your devices on tags attached to each one.
Tag the back of a framed photo to quickly access other photos from the same event.
Stick a digital packing list on your suitcase to ensure you don’t forget anything.
Store your favorite recipes to tags placed on kitchen appliances.
Leave a shortcut to your to-do list on your desk at the office.
