Brett Kelly, Author of Evernote Essentials, talked with me to explain what his book is all about. We discusssed why he started writing it and what to expect inside it. The e-book can be found here. I purchased this book after talking with Brett, I have to say I have already found some great ideas I can use in my everday Evernote usage.
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Multinote tagging.
App of the week: Personal Finance by PageOnce.
Springpad is a place to store things you want to remember, but that's not all. It helps you find information on the things you want to remember. Jeff Janer, the Co-Founder and CEO of Springpad talks about what you can do with Springpad on the Web and while you are mobile.
Tips I shared: I shared a few tips for using Googles Gmail and Calendar web applications. One of the tips is a great way to manipulate attachments in Gmail.
I appologize for not having the lower 3rd graphic correctly on the video at first. The real website to go to is http://www.springpadit.com.
NOTE: We recorded this on August 11 not the 15th. I stated that it was Sunday August 11, 2010 which was wrong. Please forgive my confusion! 
I talked about the status of Google Voice and why you should use it. Siri, Flipboard and Goodreader are my recent favorite apps on the iPhone and the iPad.
I talked about a couple of gadgets that I'm crazy about.
A great big thanks to Frank Kaminski for joining me to discuss Social media and Politics as it pertains to charitable/campaign donations. This was a different format for the show, however, I think it is a real interesting topic.
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Thank you Reg Cheramy for telling us all about Edistorm. I also talked about a feature of Google Email and Calendar.
Edistorm is brainstorming without the boredroom. Simply have people join your Storm and they can easily add ideas and vote on them. This is a new way to get an idea to fruition!
This Weeks Tip:
Google Labs for Email and Calendar: In this episode, I showed how you can add a bunch of different features to your GMAIL and Google Calendar that you might not even realize is there.
