Jott

• Rumor has it that the new Palm Pre could cost $149 with a contract or $399 without. — Boing Boing Gadgets
• Jott, the handy voice-to-text service that I've been using on my iPhone, will soon end its free version. Starting Feb. 2, customers will need to pay $4 a month to continue the service. — TechCrunch
• If you've been wanting to get your hands on a Dell Mini 9, here's your chance. AT&T and Dell are offering the the Mini for $99 with the purchase of a two-year service agreement. — Gizmodo
• We've heard this one before, but more talk about it leads me to believe it may happen. Apple could quite possibly be gearing up to debut a iPhone Nano sometime around June. — CrunchGear
• With Apple receiving criticism about the nonremovable battery in its new 17-inch MacBook Pro, the company has posted an official page to describe how you can get a battery replacement and how much it will cost. — MacRumors

I use the notepad function on my iPhone waaay too much, like so much that I have pages and pages of random notes (dresses I see out that I want to find cheaper online, reminder to buy my Dad something on Amazon when I get home) and it ends up being not all that efficient. Especially because I generally forget to check the pages and pages of notes until I'm making another note for something else.

So I'm outsourcing the notes and thoughts in my head to Jott.

Sign up for a free account with Jott and let them do the organizing and yes, jotting down for you. You can call them and leave a voicemail, text, or email, with your lists and emails or anything else you want to remember later. When you sign on (yes, you do have to remember to sign in), all your notes, whatever way you got them to Jott, will be organized for you. My appointments thank you!

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