I'm one of many who have gradually moved much of my on-the-go activities to Android and have had to use an Android note-taker as a result. I'm currently running two worlds which do not talk to each other; annoying but with the split in my activities I can deal with it for now. This situation is gradually changing and will eventually reach the point where I have to choose one or the other - unless I can find a shared platform solution.
I naturally applaud any moves towards either a Cintanotes Android client or some form of interworking but am not sure the potential routes which have been discussed so far are really the best. As I see it Cintanotes is a Windows app and that is where its development will continue. Any Android activity will be at best a workaround which is unlikely to make true interworking a reliable prospect.
I strongly suggest that - rather than dilute the core business or divert resources away from the main roadmap - you consider a collaboration with an existing provider in the Android space. There are a number of viable Android note-takers which work fine but aren't up ion the major market and hence would potentially be open to a collaborative deal which would help both parties technical and market position. I'd also encourage looking at a product that was already cloud-enabled to minimise the development work needed to "mate up".
I'm one of many who have gradually moved much of my on-the-go activities to Android and have had to use an Android note-taker as a result. I'm currently running two worlds which do not talk to each other; annoying but with the split in my activities I can deal with it for now. This situation is gradually changing and will eventually reach the point where I have to choose one or the other - unless I can find a shared platform solution.
I naturally applaud any moves towards either a Cintanotes Android client or some form of interworking but am not sure the potential routes which have been discussed so far are really the best. As I see it Cintanotes is a Windows app and that is where its development will continue. Any Android activity will be at best a workaround which is unlikely to make true interworking a reliable prospect.
I strongly suggest that - rather than dilute the core business or divert resources away from the main roadmap - you consider a collaboration with an existing provider in the Android space. There are a number of viable Android note-takers which work fine but aren't up ion the major market and hence would potentially be open to a collaborative deal which would help both parties technical and market position. I'd also encourage looking at a product that was already cloud-enabled to minimise the development work needed to "mate up".
Regards, Mike