“Before shutting its doors in August of 2013 following an acquisition by Apple that was revealed this morning, Catch operated a web-based note taking service and iOS and Android apps known as Catch Notes,” Juli Clover reports for MacRumors.
“Ahead of the company’s acquisition, Catch Notes was well-known as a high-quality productivity app and had been featured by Apple as a new and noteworthy app when it was first released in 2010 and as part of the Apple’s ‘Why You’ll Love an iPhone’ advertising campaign,” Clover reports. “Designed for note taking, Catch Notes allowed users to capture and share ideas, writing notes in text, saving images, and recording voice notes. It functioned similarly to Evernote, organizing notes into different categories that could be easily shared with others.”
Clover reports, “It is impossible to predict how Catch and its Evernote-style note-taking capabilities might be incorporated into Apple’s OS X and iOS operating systems, but there are multiple possible use cases for the technology, across Notes, Reminders, Siri, and Maps.”
Read more in the full article here.
noted.
A nice Catch by Apple.
Bobbly boo!
This sounds like something that I envisaged back before I bought an iPad and presumed that it must exist only to find nothing that really did what I had expected