Everyone these days needs some way to organise their information. Solutions range from Juggernauts like DevonThink to the invigorating textual asceticism of Merlin Mann’s plain text filing system.

StickyBrain, my organiser of choice, has just been updated to 4.0. There’s a swagload of new features and a new look for the app’s interface.

The Rise and Rise of the Mail-like look continues among note and information organisers. First, iOrganize got it. Now StickyBrain gets the Mail-like makeover:

Users of 3.x will also notice that the Panther-like folder drawer is gone, replaced by Mail.app‘s Baby Blue integrated Folder Drawer on the left.

The new version features many improvements to existing features, and new things like Spotlight support, new PDF, Movie, Bookmark, Audio, Web Archive and File notes, a 300-1000% speed improvements through the software (very welcome, I must admit) and a much smarter FlashNote menubar utility.

StickyBrain costs money (USD 39.99 — or 25 for the upgrade from 3.x) and is available from the developer’s web site.

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Tags: mail.app, Spotlight, stickybrain

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