We are happy to announce that Apple has just approved ThreeTags Notebook – a free iPhone note taking app from ThreeTags. It should become available on the iTunes App Store in the next several hours.
ThreeTags Notebook is a free iPhone application that showcases ThreeTags capabilities. As a free app, it lacks several advanced features of ThreeTags Secure Notebook, a paid app still in review (update: ThreeTags Secure Notebook was approved on November 14, 2009).
This is the summary of our different offerings:
- ThreeTags Notebook: a free iPhone app
- ThreeTags Online Notebook: a free web service at www.threetags.com
- ThreeTags Secure Notebook: a paid iPhone app
Key Features:
- Hierarchical tagging system (all versions)
- Strong AES-256 encryption (paid app, web service)
- Secure (encrypted) online synchronization (paid app)
- GTD support through contexts (tags), due dates, and priorities (all versions)
- Rich text (html) support: fonts, colors, bullets, etc. (paid app, web service)
- Web link (bookmark) support (all versions)
- Portrait, landscape, and full screen viewing modes (iPhone apps)
- Filtering: limit the main list by tags, due date, and/or priority (all versions)
- Scalability: works with thousands of notes, each note can be up to 250k (all versions)
- Password/passcode protection (paid app, web service)
Screenshots:
Note View
Note List
Hierarchical Tagging
Is data on the iPhone encrypted when using ThreeTags Secure Notebook? The statement “Strong AES-256 encryption (paid app, web service)” seems to suggest that.
There was a reply to one of the comments that data on the iPhone is in a decrypted state and thus vulnerable if the iPhone is lost.
Thanks!
Hi Ahbeng,
ThreeTags data on the iPhone is not encrypted. It is only encrypted before it is sent to the server.
Best regards,
ThreeTags support