Dunno: Dynamic note applications built for OS X and iOS devices

With the popularization of the Internet, people's dependence on the network is more and more strong, for example, many people are inseparable from search engines almost every day. In fact, the search engine to bring our convenience naturally needless to say, what do not know the problem directly Google or Baidu can almost find the answer.

But in the face of the vast amount of information on the network, to find a more satisfactory answer sometimes also cost some kung fu, and people easily fall into a fixed search mode: input keywords; see the results of each search; Although it's just a few simple steps, sometimes it takes a lot of time.

Recently Spacestaion6 's dunno note application has subverted this traditional model, a dynamic note application specifically for OS X and iOS devices. Compared with other static note applications, such as Fetchnotes or Apple's own notes application, dunno eliminates the hassle of user search. When you have some ideas, as long as the record in dunno, dunno will automatically in Bing,wikipedia,youtube (will soon support Google search) to search for content related to the contents of the results, and the relevant results feedback to you.

Dunno, created by Ryan Bruels, who worked at Apple for 5 years, gave the highly rated application: "None of the apps I've written before is what I use every day, and dunno is the first." ”

This application can be said to be useful to anyone, it applies to students to record class notes, to understand something that attracts your attention, meeting minutes, writing news or blog posts, research papers, planning trips, and so on. Especially if you are a journalist, dunno can play a greater role.

In addition, the results of the notes can be seamlessly synchronized between Mac and iOS devices, and users can move content from computer to phone at will.