I have a tendency to jot things down on scraps of paper. That is not a good idea for a number of reasons, the most obvious one being that it is way too easy to misplace them and end up losing information that might be vital.
Also, I tend to keep my notes a bit skimpy – IE, when I write down a phone number sometimes I do not write the person’s name, and (believe me) that poses difficulties that can make you tear your hair out.
The funny thing is that there are a wealth of web-based applications that let you create and put together notes and reminders which are web-based, and that are completely free. I have reviewed quite a handful of them in the past like Listhings and NoteThing, and now there is a new kid on the block: iBrii.
This young site lets you not only create notes from scratch but also cut anything you like from any page you visit and then create personal compilations for ulterior reference. This way, you can access the content that was originally found on different websites in the same place.
Moreover, these notes and compilations can be share through social channels even with those that don’t have iBrii. It could be said, then, that those who still have not found a virtual notepad might as well find this one up to the challenge. If (like me) you have to kick away the habit of writing everything on pieces of paper, give the site a spin and see how it fares.
iBrii.com In Their Own Words
“Create your personal notes, cut everything you like from webpages, share with other people even if they do not have iBrii.”
Why iBrii.com It Might Be A Killer
Such a tool lets anybody not just create his own personalized notes but also share information he finds when surfing the web effortlessly, even with those who are not site users.
Some Questions About iBrii.com
How much does this cost? 
