Top note-taking apps for your Android device

Searching for a pen and a paper to take urgent notes, and later searching for those notes is trying. A note-taking app on your android device keeps your notes and memos safe and handy. Here are a few apps that just don’t save your notes and memos, but do a lot more. These five best-known apps are freely available on Google Play.

1.       Evernote
2.       Springpad
3.       Catch
4.       ColorNote
5.       MobisleNotes

Evernote

The best note-taking app for android. Compose a note, voice-record it, take a snapshot, or attach multimedia content from your device to your notes and tag it with location; you can do all this with this awesome app. Organize your notes with tags, share them and access them on any device online.

With Evernote browser addon, you can clip selected text and images from the web. Share your notes with friends or colleagues directly from the app.

Springpad

Springpad is not just a note-taking app. Save all that you love on the web and organize them with this app. From clipping articles from the web to recording voice memos, it is fun to use on your Android device. As with Evernote, you can save articles and pictures from your web browser with a click.

Catch Notes

Catch Notes helps you save ideas for future use. It has a lovely interface with options to colour and distinguish your notes. Features include creating checklists, adding images to your notes, creating voice notes and keeping reminders. Catch helps collaborate with friends by sharing your notes and ideas.

ColorNote

This app has a regular notebook interface. With ColorNote, taking notes and editing them is simple. Write your notes, memos, to-do lists and shopping lists, set reminders to make your life smooth. ColorNote comes with a calendar to which you can directly add memos.

Use ColorNote widgets to place important notes on your device’s home-screen.

MobisleNotes

MobisleNotes is another app with simple notebook interface. If you do not want note-taking to be another task, go for this app. Write your tasks and, when the tasks are completed, check them off.

Source: TechScan