Springpad?s New Design Makes Organizing Your Life Faster, Makes Your Data More Portable

Springpad is one of our favorite web-based personal assistants, and today the service unveiled a major update that offers a fresh UI, makes your notebooks and their contents more easily searchable and faster to organize, and even lets you embed your notebooks and saved items on other pages you visit more often.

Springpad 4.0 makes some basic changes that make using the service much faster: the "Spring" button is persistent at the top of the page, and your notebooks are organized on a tab at the top along with your "Springs," or the items that are inside. You can quickly search any of them to get right to the data you want, or view them in their notebooks the way you organized them. The new "Search and Do" tab uses things you've added to Springpad and the notebooks you've created to help you find new things you'd enjoy, like recipes for your Recipe Box notebook, gadgets for your Tech Wish List notebook, or nearby restaurants for your Dining Out notebook.

You can also embed those notebooks on other sites. Click "Share" from inside a notebook to post it to Facebook or Twitter, or grab the embed code to post it on your personal site or anywhere else on the web. Overall, the changes make your data easier to share, and much faster to access, which is important if you're using Springpad to stay organized. Hit the link below to see the updates in action, and to sign up for a free account if you're not already a Springpad user.

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Source: http://feeds.gawker.com/~r/lifehacker/full/~3/dd0dgYvXe3o/springpads-new-design-makes-organizing-your-life-faster-makes-your-data-more-portable

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