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Google's AI note-taking app Gemini Notebook now includes an 'Expert Intelligence' feature that allows users to interact with purchased books from Google Play Books, enabling questions, plans, and content generation based on book contents.
Plaud launches Plaud One earphones with an eSIM-enabled case that enables remote interaction with AI agents for transcription and workflow automation, competing in the AI note-taking hardware market.
The article advises against overusing AI to generate content in Obsidian vaults to maintain original thought authenticity and prevent AI-generated clutter from diminishing personal notes.
The article shares workflows for using Obsidian as a 'second brain' to enhance productivity, inspired by Andrej Karpathy's system, with practical tips to save time.
The TCL Note A1 Nxtpaper is a tablet designed for note-taking with a stylus and matte display, aiming to mimic paper writing, but it compromises on both tablet and e-reader fronts.
Calendly introduces an AI-powered note-taker that joins meetings to record, transcribe, and generate summaries and action items, aiming to automate post-meeting workflows for professionals in sales and marketing.
Tab Notes is a browser extension that transforms your new tab into a distraction-free notepad for easy note-taking.
Shao Nan announced the completion of the built-in development of flomo Agent after two years, proposing that in the AI era, tools should hand results to AI and keep the process to oneself, sparking discussion on the trade-offs of AI in knowledge management.
GenSpark launches SecondBrain Note, a MagSafe AI recorder that performs actions for the user, as showcased on Product Hunt.
Inkdrop developer Takuya reflects on 1.5 years of building Inkdrop v6 with AI agents, including a burnout, and argues that human understanding—not AI output—is the real bottleneck when coding with AI agents. The article also announces the release of Inkdrop v6.
A review of TCL's Note A1 Nxtpaper tablet, a hybrid Android device that combines a paper-like display for note-taking with full video and app capabilities, noting its strengths and UI quirks.
Obsidian adjusts its commercial licensing approach, allowing companies to use the product before paying once adoption grows, rather than requiring per-seat purchases upfront.
Wispr Flow announces Notetaker, a feature for dictating and taking notes, positioning it as an alternative to messy meeting notes.
Hansel is a product that helps you remember everything you've worked on, likely a memory or productivity tool.
A free GitHub repo uses Claude to connect notes into a knowledge graph on your own machine, potentially replacing AI note-taking apps. The tweet promotes an article about building a second brain with this method.
A tweet recommending nine YouTube channels that teach the thinking behind Obsidian rather than just features, helping users build a lasting note-taking system.
A plugin for Obsidian automatically pulls full paper metadata from arXiv into properly formatted notes, fixing scattered research reference chaos. The post also mentions a guide to ten web clipper templates that boost Obsidian workflow productivity.
Obsidian 1.13 is now available on desktop and mobile, adding search and keyboard navigation in settings, easier image resizing/zoom, an iOS share sheet, and various bug fixes and performance improvements.
A critical response to Brennan Kenneth Brown's article questioning what note-taking PKMs have accomplished, arguing that tools like Obsidian enable people to contribute rather than directly adding to public knowledge.
obsidian-second-brain is an open-source tool that uses seven AI agents to automatically organize notes, wikilink them into a graph, and generate topic pages overnight from a single markdown source, with no cloud dependencies.