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Note taking apps are dime a dozen these days, but occasionally I stumble across a new one that does something smarter than the rest. Letterspace, an app for iOS and Mac, is a beautifully designed free app that organizes your notes in an interesting new way we’ve seen on only social media so far: hashtags. With Letterspace, you can hashtag key words inside your notes to help find them easier later, which is an ingenious way of surfacing the important part of a note, rather than requiring you to tag them separately. You’re also able to @mention people in your…
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Alexander Huls is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Esquire and other publications. This post was originally published on the Shutterstock blog and has been reprinted with permission. Moleskine notebooks are the lifeblood of many a creative person — from advertising executives to writers and designers. Those who discover (and inevitably fall in love with) the beloved notebooks become loyal customers for life. We’re no different. These days, Moleskine notebooks come in a lot of shapes and sizes. And while we love the famous black notebooks, we’re also huge fans of how the…
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Alexander Huls is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, Esquire and other publications. This post was originally published on the Shutterstock blog and has been reprinted with permission. Moleskine notebooks are the lifeblood of many a creative person — from advertising executives to writers and designers. Those who discover (and inevitably fall in love with) the beloved notebooks become loyal customers for life. We’re no different. These days, Moleskine notebooks come in a lot of shapes and sizes. And while we love the famous black notebooks, we’re also huge fans of how the…
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Yesterday, we wrote that Snapchat’s very first original series was coming to the app and it’s now available for your viewing. The first episode is available inside Snapchat’s channel found within the new Discover feature and is titled “Sip & Surf Party XXX.” I tried to watch it. I really did. It was so painful that I had to give up. Then I had to go back and watch the entire thing again so I could objectively write this piece. It didn’t get any better. It’s one of these cases of a company that’s forcefully trying to be “cool” for millennials and came…
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