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Product Description
Product Description
Product Description:
7notes Premium for Kindle Fire is the smart writing tool for Kindle Fire.
With this app, mixing your handwriting and digital texts is easier than ever.
Now you can take notes faster and easier in a wide variety of scenes and situations such as during a phone call, meeting with customers, commuting and so on. This is because the app provides superior note taking experience with a state-of-the-art handwriting recognition engine.
[Take notes on the fly]
You can take a note any time, anywhere at a moment with handwriting.
You can edit and decorate handwritten sentences later as you want.
Smooth inking and auto scroll, feed features provide outstanding note taking experience.
[Notes to messages on demand]
7notes Premium for Kindle Fire has state-of-the-art handwriting recognition engine which allows you to change your handwriting to text messages during or even after your handwriting.
The app also has a variety of exporting features to e-mail, Evernote, Facebook and Twitter, etc.
[Replace pen and paper]
With 7notes Premium for Kindle Fire, your Kindle Fire device becomes the best notepad you can carry anytime, anywhere. Good-bye dead trees.
Product Features:
- Stroke input with smooth inking
- Convert handwriting to digital text now or later
- Decorate handwritten letters and digital text
- Create and manage notes
- Connect to other application such as Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, etc.
Note:
- This app is a Kindle Fire exclusive.
- Handwriting recognition for English language only
7notes Premium for Kindle Fire is the smart writing tool for Kindle Fire.
With this app, mixing your handwriting and digital texts is easier than ever.
Now you can take notes faster and easier in a wide variety of scenes and situations such as during a phone call, meeting with customers, commuting and so on. This is because the app provides superior note taking experience with a state-of-the-art handwriting recognition engine.
[Take notes on the fly]
You can take a note any time, anywhere at a moment with handwriting.
You can edit and decorate handwritten sentences later as you want.
Smooth inking and auto scroll, feed features provide outstanding note taking experience.
[Notes to messages on demand]
7notes Premium for Kindle Fire has state-of-the-art handwriting recognition engine which allows you to change your handwriting to text messages during or even after your handwriting.
The app also has a variety of exporting features to e-mail, Evernote, Facebook and Twitter, etc.
[Replace pen and paper]
With 7notes Premium for Kindle Fire, your Kindle Fire device becomes the best notepad you can carry anytime, anywhere. Good-bye dead trees.
Product Features:
- Stroke input with smooth inking
- Convert handwriting to digital text now or later
- Decorate handwritten letters and digital text
- Create and manage notes
- Connect to other application such as Facebook, Twitter, Evernote, etc.
Note:
- This app is a Kindle Fire exclusive.
- Handwriting recognition for English language only
Developer Info
MetaMoJi Corporation was established by the founders of JustSystems (listed on JASDAQ) in 2009. The company's goal is to contribute to the advancement of society by providing innovative technology application and services. For more information about MetaMoJi and its products visit http://www.metamoji.com/en/company
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
282 of 307 people found the following review helpful
By S. Vukov
Amazon Verified Purchase
I purchased 7notes on sale for $5 (was waiting for my stylus to arrive in the mail) and I would have gladly paid the $10.
The app is best used with a good stylus (I use a Verteks Black) and a little practice is required to get the hang of writing on this screen. I was hoping to be able to replace my notebooks with my kindle and keep all of my school note taking in one place. This, I can safely say I will now definitely do.
Handwriting is smooth and easy once you can find your comfortable writing speed. I am normally a fast and sloppy handwriter and had to slow myself down a little, but I am more than comfortable writing at this speed.
I rate this app a 4/5, but only because I wish it had a way to organize your notes. currently, all are displayed on one long list. There exists a limited search function though.
The app is best used with a good stylus (I use a Verteks Black) and a little practice is required to get the hang of writing on this screen. I was hoping to be able to replace my notebooks with my kindle and keep all of my school note taking in one place. This, I can safely say I will now definitely do.
Handwriting is smooth and easy once you can find your comfortable writing speed. I am normally a fast and sloppy handwriter and had to slow myself down a little, but I am more than comfortable writing at this speed.
I rate this app a 4/5, but only because I wish it had a way to organize your notes. currently, all are displayed on one long list. There exists a limited search function though.
119 of 131 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
For the price that you pay for this app, I feel like it does the buyer justice. When I bought this app my thought behind it was towards how this could come handy in the classroom environment. Think about, a note taking app that responds to the same responsive flicks of your hand the same way it does with a pen. If only it were that easy though. There's a lot to this app, many options from spacing to letter size and colour.
There's plenty here to satisfy your basic needs but you see that's not the problem I find here. I feel like the app becomes difficult when it comes to actually taking notes with your fingers. I don't feel like it leaves enough space for writing the notes. The room it leaves you doesn't even cover half the page which makes me think how quick is this compared to actually taking notes on paper.
But I feel like this can be good and I'm sure it will only improve from here. I recommend this app for anyone who wants an alternative for writing and note taking.
There's plenty here to satisfy your basic needs but you see that's not the problem I find here. I feel like the app becomes difficult when it comes to actually taking notes with your fingers. I don't feel like it leaves enough space for writing the notes. The room it leaves you doesn't even cover half the page which makes me think how quick is this compared to actually taking notes on paper.
But I feel like this can be good and I'm sure it will only improve from here. I recommend this app for anyone who wants an alternative for writing and note taking.
113 of 134 people found the following review helpful
By A. Mindy
Amazon Verified Purchase
Update 4/25/2012 - I've reduced a star since there have not been any updates at all since I downloaded it early on. Makes me wonder how much the developer cares about maintaining it. I am too annoyed at the default behavior of putting you in a new note every time (my original review didn't like this and they have not addressed) so I've stopped using this app in favor of FreeNote+ for my 3x5 replacement. FreeNote+ does not have recognition, but I've never used that. This is still a nice enough app, but lack of new features has led me to drop my original 4-star assessment.
Original review:
My particular situation has me writing most of my notes these days on 3x5 note cards, and for that scenario this program appears that it will serve its purpose very well. In other words, short bits of writing--bullet list kind of stuff, brief and to the point. I personally would not consider this in a situation where I would write extensive amounts of text or even notes from a long meeting or class that would require a lot of note taking--and am not rating it in that light because I just wouldn't use a 7" tablet and stylus in that way regardless of the software package.
I like that you can use any or all of handwriting recognition, soft keyboard, and scribbles (which can be converted later if you want) in the same note. I can't say for sure whether this will replace my trusty note cards, but I am going to give it a try and if it doesn't work I suspect it will be more to do with the form factor of a tablet than this program. The recognition is impressive (to me at least) but I expect that I will have to train my handwriting a little bit to be more effective. I really like that you can turn the recognition off if you just want something quick and dirty, and then you can convert later if you even care to. In my case, I never have the option to convert my 3x5 note cards, so that's a luxury as far as I am concerned.
It forces you to use a graffiti-like writing space underneath the actual notes on the screen (per screen shots) but I think that is probably necessary given the 7" limitation. It effectively scales down your writing or converted text (to a configurable size) in the note area to maximize what you see versus what you write. I would call this a necessary compromise, or at least a valid one for which the application shouldn't be negatively rated IMO. I personally don't feel that a capacitive screen/stylus combination is precise enough to fit inline on that small of a screen and some tradeoff is necessary. Regardless, it is a conscious design decision on their part and it is made clear in the video and screen shots so don't be surprised.
I won't give it 5 stars (yet at least) as it is not great as a note organizer. One example--every time you start the app, it puts you in a new note. I'd want a configurable option of either (a) go into a new note, (b) open the last opened note, or (c) start in the note list which would let me do what I want. This small enhancement might be enough in my eyes to bump it to a 5. That said, I'm sure a more savvy user would want things like encryption or integration with more apps/sites or more UI preferences. I personally favor simple tools.
Only other thing I can say I don't like is that it is a little clumsy if you want to fix a mistake (either due to poor penmanship or incorrect recognition) after you've committed it to the text area. As an example, you need to insert a space in order to have it accept your text into the note, which doesn't work well if you are trying to correct a letter in the middle of a word--you have to hit space then backspace--if there is a better way, it is not obvious. I'd like to see this improved in a later update, but I'm sure I could optimize myself around this. It really does make the handwriting recognition part of it a little sub-optimal, particularly when you do it after the fact and may have to edit the results of recognizing sloppy handwriting.
Making the memo organization a little more effective and streamlining the editing process would make this a strong 5 in my book, so I am holding out hope!
Original review:
My particular situation has me writing most of my notes these days on 3x5 note cards, and for that scenario this program appears that it will serve its purpose very well. In other words, short bits of writing--bullet list kind of stuff, brief and to the point. I personally would not consider this in a situation where I would write extensive amounts of text or even notes from a long meeting or class that would require a lot of note taking--and am not rating it in that light because I just wouldn't use a 7" tablet and stylus in that way regardless of the software package.
I like that you can use any or all of handwriting recognition, soft keyboard, and scribbles (which can be converted later if you want) in the same note. I can't say for sure whether this will replace my trusty note cards, but I am going to give it a try and if it doesn't work I suspect it will be more to do with the form factor of a tablet than this program. The recognition is impressive (to me at least) but I expect that I will have to train my handwriting a little bit to be more effective. I really like that you can turn the recognition off if you just want something quick and dirty, and then you can convert later if you even care to. In my case, I never have the option to convert my 3x5 note cards, so that's a luxury as far as I am concerned.
It forces you to use a graffiti-like writing space underneath the actual notes on the screen (per screen shots) but I think that is probably necessary given the 7" limitation. It effectively scales down your writing or converted text (to a configurable size) in the note area to maximize what you see versus what you write. I would call this a necessary compromise, or at least a valid one for which the application shouldn't be negatively rated IMO. I personally don't feel that a capacitive screen/stylus combination is precise enough to fit inline on that small of a screen and some tradeoff is necessary. Regardless, it is a conscious design decision on their part and it is made clear in the video and screen shots so don't be surprised.
I won't give it 5 stars (yet at least) as it is not great as a note organizer. One example--every time you start the app, it puts you in a new note. I'd want a configurable option of either (a) go into a new note, (b) open the last opened note, or (c) start in the note list which would let me do what I want. This small enhancement might be enough in my eyes to bump it to a 5. That said, I'm sure a more savvy user would want things like encryption or integration with more apps/sites or more UI preferences. I personally favor simple tools.
Only other thing I can say I don't like is that it is a little clumsy if you want to fix a mistake (either due to poor penmanship or incorrect recognition) after you've committed it to the text area. As an example, you need to insert a space in order to have it accept your text into the note, which doesn't work well if you are trying to correct a letter in the middle of a word--you have to hit space then backspace--if there is a better way, it is not obvious. I'd like to see this improved in a later update, but I'm sure I could optimize myself around this. It really does make the handwriting recognition part of it a little sub-optimal, particularly when you do it after the fact and may have to edit the results of recognizing sloppy handwriting.
Making the memo organization a little more effective and streamlining the editing process would make this a strong 5 in my book, so I am holding out hope!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
1.0 out of 5 stars
Won't launch if you're offline too long
For some unknown reason this application won't let you use it if you haven't had internet access for a protracted period. Read more
Published 23 hours ago by W P Treller
2.0 out of 5 stars
Not all that it says. Not worth the $$$
I have very good penmanship and it had a hard time recognizing it. I ended up typing what I needed, which takes too long. I think I'll stick to Post-its for my notes. Read more
Published 5 days ago by D. Duvanich
2.0 out of 5 stars
difficult to use
The function that transcribes handwriting into typed text is very complicated and difficult to manage. Read more
Published 12 days ago by Manuel A Bello
4.0 out of 5 stars
Please make improvements
This works well and does what it says. It does convert my writing both when I print and when I scribble cursive. That's very cool. It's pricey for what you get though. Read more
Published 12 days ago by Mother Goose
3.0 out of 5 stars
OK Handwriting Recognition
I got this hoping to use my Kindle Fire like a paper notebook. I thought I would just need a stylus and I could take notes more naturally than using the built-in keyboard. Read more
Published 21 days ago by Jason Chamberlain
3.0 out of 5 stars
Smart writing tool.
I wanted something different. This was ok, but not what I had in mind. I wanted a simple calendar and this is complicated.
Published 28 days ago by JBHendrix
4.0 out of 5 stars
First impressions
There've been a lot of bleats here about the 'non-existent' Help function. I found it in the first five minutes of downloading and I'm a technical illiterate! Read more
Published 1 month ago by A. C. Delso
1.0 out of 5 stars
very hard to use
This was not what I expected and was very hard to use.It is nothing like the app my husband has on his ipod that is very easy to use and write with.
Published 1 month ago by Shannon Jackett
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wish I'd had it sooner.
I love this app. It allows me to keep notes on my meds, doctor appointments, doctor's directives, etc. I can
also read a book while waiting for my appointment!
also read a book while waiting for my appointment!
Published 2 months ago by M. VanBuskirk
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't waste your money
If you are buying this app thinking that it will recognize your handwriting and translate it to text on your Kindle Fire, do not waste your money. Read more
Published 2 months ago by ok,ok,ok
