#pdf annotation

What is FactualNote? 

FactualNote (FN) is an annotation tool that allows you to personalize clipping notes on the web. Using this tool, you can mark contents such as web pages, videos, images, and cloud documents. 

 Aside from being an annotation tool, FactualNote also comes with a knowledge management system. This allows you to organize your note cards into shareable tiny URLs that can be shared to various channels like direct messages and social media. 

 There are a lot of ways to use FactualNote. But before you fully appreciate this tool, you should first understand how important annotations are and how you can use FactualNote to organize your information and data resources. 

 What are Annotations? 

 An annotation is a note, stated quote, or a comment of key ideas in a text or a portion of a text. Usually, it is commonly used in reports, academic research, and educational materials. It comes in the form of footnotes, citations, or references. 

 The main goal of annotations is to give concrete support to the mentioned fact or idea by the author. It helps the material gaining substantive trust by using the 

 Annotations can be used everywhere where professionalism needs to be exercised. Not only that, it could also be used for personal research for your own learning fulfillment.  

 What FactualNote Can Do 

 Basically, FactualNote is an enhanced online annotation tool in the market. It is an all-in-one annotation tool for video, text, and the general web. But aside from that, it is made more collaborative with easy file sharing. With just a few clicks, you get to broadcast your notes. 

 FactualNote is integrated with features like highlighting, reader analytics tracking, collaborative editing, comment points, multi-language support, and many more. It would be the easiest way to capture an entire web page or record a screencast video of the whole screen, applications, and browser tabs, all while converting them into your notes.  

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Google Chrome extension

Samsung Electronics, ileri bilgi işlem teknolojisini şık tasarımla buluşturan Galaxy Tab S3 ve Galaxy Book tabletlerinin Türkiye tanıtımını yaptı. Samsung, Galaxy Tab S3’ü oyun ve eğlence tutkunları için optimize ederek tablet deneyimini zenginleştiriken; Galaxy Book ile de iş hayatının karmaşık sorunlarına pratik çözümler sağlayan güçlü bir cihazı tüketicilerle buluşturdu.

Galaxy Tab S3, 9,7…

iOS 7 Feature die etwas untergegangen sind

Bei der Vorstellung von iOS 7 gestern sind einige Features etwas untergegangen… Ich habe auf jeden Fall ein Feature vergessen zu erwähnen: App VPN! Also einzelne Applikationen mit dem Firmennetzwerk verbinden, dafür waren bisher immer 3rd Party Lösungen nötig. Allerdings fehlen hier noch Details wie es implementiert ist bzw. was auf der Enterprise Seite nötig ist.

Aber auch folgendes ist etwas untergegangen: PDF Annotation! Also Hinweise und Kommentare die Teil eines PDF Dokumentes sind anzuzeigen. Sehr nützlich, dafür musste bis jetzt ja auch immer eine App verwendet werden.

Enterprise Single sign-on! Ähnlich wie das oben bereits erwähnte App VPN ein Feature das im Business Einsatz sicher nützlich sein kann. Allerdings fehlen auch hier die nötigen Informationen wie genau es implementiert ist bzw. was auf der Business Seite zu tun ist um es nutzen zu können.

Maps! Neben Fussgänger Navigation (Turn-by-Turn walking directions) sind ein Feature das mir wirklich gefehlt hat, war bis jetzt immer ein Grund der für Google Maps gesprochen hat und gegen die Apple Maps. Aber auch der Nachtmodus (Night Mode) ist bei der Verwendung eines iPhones als Navigationsgerät im Auto interessant.

WiFi Hotspot 2.0! Der Personal Hotspot bekommt also einen Update. Aber auch hier fehlen Details…

FaceTime Audio! Damit sind dann auch kostenlose Anrufe kein Problem mehr. Video ist ja nett, aber doch nicht immer nötig. Wenn das ganze dann noch automatisch geht (Also bei bestehender WiFi Verbindung, oder erlaubtem FaceTime via 3G/LTE) und bekannter Telefonnummer automatisch FaceTime statt einem “normalen” Telefonanruf. ist ja bei iMessage genauso.

Scann Funktion in Passbook! Mal eben einen Discount Coupon in einem Geschäft Scannen und einen satten Rabatt bekommen? Klingt interessant… Setzt natürlich voraus, dass es die entsprechenden Geschäfte gibt und ob hier die deutschen Geschäfte mitspielen muss sich zeigen. Da es kein neues iPhone Modell mit NFC gibt, fehlt das ganze aktuell natürlich (Hoffentlich: NOCH).

Neben der vollkommen neuen Oberfläche (UI) und den in der Keynote erwähnten Highlights hat sich also noch eine ganze Menge mehr getan… Auch was den Business Einsatz von iOS Devices angeht!

i posted a while ago wondering what pdf annotator to go with for ze ipad (best accidental score ever), so i thought i'd procrastinate from writing my masters and ramble on about it.

first, i can't even really imagine life B.I. (before ipad). well, i can. but my point is that it has become a phenomenal tool for doing school readings, especially as i move towards hoarding as many ebooks as i can. Because, um, we all know book books are spendy - like Ingold's perception of the environment, which i've been looking for lately?? 50+ bucks. ugh. And our school's library system is THE SUCK. i'm not even going to get started on it. anyway, as a bonus, it doesn't matter if i forget to print out and bring articles, because i can just download them anywhere, especially if they're already in my dropbox (and if i have wifi). I can carry a book and twenty articles or just one article or whatever. i don't need to take my laptop to school anymore, which is considerably lighter when biking back and forth. and on and on.

so for a long time i was trying to work w/ neu.annotate, and it was ok for small-scale reading, like if i was moving pdf's in and out of the ipad quickly without building up a big library in the program itself. BUT as far as i could tell, there was no way to organize files into folders. so when neu.annotate started crapping out on me in connectivity to dropbox, i ditched it. in retrospect, it felt kind of limited.

now i'm on notability, which i like fairly well so far. i can organize my files into categories and subjects, it can auto-sync w/ dropbox, the text input works alright (although i'm still getting used to it in terms of resizing and making sure i use a text box always) and it just feels like it writes more smoothly. we'll see. i thought about dropping some change for iannotate or goodreader or something, but so far, notability is working out ok. it's really easy to use as just a note-taker as well - i type my text notes in, but can also draw in diagrams and such, so, yay, cool. plus, $0.99 right now. yay cheeep.