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SpringPad: Online Management Notebooks

SpringPad is an online management tool that you can use to manage your life online and offline. You can use your springpad to keep track of notes, photos, maps, to-do lists, contacts, appointments and more in the form of online notebooks.

This spring pad packs a lot of simple and user-friendly features. On the toolbar, you can add simple notes, lists, events and alarm (which will notify you by email). Quick list and task generators to help you quickly produce shopping lists, recipe notes, contacts, maps and many others are also available for you in just a click.

Managing your notebooks is as easy as dragging them to your SpringPad folders. Like in other online management sites, you are provided with a personal organizer which pretty much functions like the others. What makes SpringPad useful is the simplicity of its tools which you can select from their wide range of pre-made management tools/widgets which makes your life even easier. The sharing feature allows you to share your SpringPad notes via a link or html link code. It would have been great if you can embed a note widget to websites/blogs.

Tags: lists, manage, Management, online notebook, organizer, springpad, to-do

NetRocket For Easy Bookmark Management

Are you finding it hard to manage your bookmarks scattered in different bookmarking sites and your browser? Here’s something that can make your life easier when it comes to managing your bookmarks:

NetRocket is a bookmarking service where you can easily bookmark a page through your browser. Sounds pretty ordinary, but the interesting thing about this web service is the way it lets you categorize your bookmarks for easier searching and management. You can even schedule your book mark to appear on a specific date or on a recurring basis of your choice. You may find a website that updates on a regular basis, is running an auction/sale/deal/article of interest at some advertised point in the future, or that you’d like to visit at regular intervals.

NetRocket also features a tag cloud of your keywords for your bookmarks. It also lets you import your bookmarks from your browser into NetRocket by using the import/export tool. Privacy is not an issue in NetRocket for you can set your bookmarks to be viewed publicly or choose to keep it to your self. If you choose to keep a URL private then it will not show in your bookmark RSS feed.

Another thing that I like about NetRocket is the interface. It is user-friendly with a nice and clean look which makes managing easier. An additional feature called hot destinations adds usability to the site by letting the user discover new sites by displaying their Top Five Tags, Top Ten Bookmarks and a list of recent additions to NetRocket. If you are a bookmark freak, maybe you should give it a try.

Tags: bookmark, manage, NetRocket