Where do you take notes? I mean on your Mac. Notebook apps are a thing of mine. So today’s deal for NoteBook by Circus Ponies certainly got my attention. I took a look at it (how could I not and you ...

Circus Ponies has updated its Mac OS X notebook application. Circus Ponies NoteBook allows you to keep track of photos, e-mails, graphics, documents and gives you the ability to clip things from the ...

Circus Ponies—a company, not actual circus ponies—has released a version of its Mac OS X note-taking app, NoteBook, for the iPad. NoteBook is a powerful note-taking tool that includes a full-featured ...

Circus Ponies, maker of the outline-based information management app NoteBook, has closed its doors. Despite the joke on the company’s Web site about going to “that great Alphabet company in the sky,” ...

store (circusponies.com/store). The cost of an academic user license is $29.95 (U.S.) per user. A free, 30-day trial version is also available.

One of the greatest things about owning a Mac is having access to some really splendid, nay, spectacular software that can really do wonders for your workflow. Students in particular have it ...

Circus Ponies Software Sponsoring TidBITS — 2005 is starting on an upbeat note for TidBITS, with Circus Ponies joining us as a sponsor. I’ve been relying heavily on their NoteBook program since the ...

Circus Ponies Software today announced NoteBook 2.0, the next major version of its award-winning NoteBook outlining and organizing software for Mac OS X. Version 2.0 offers over 150 new features, ...

I upgraded to Notebook 3.0 last week. The new features are nice. I like the new sketching and diagramming tools are good for adding simple figures without going out to an external drawing program. It ...

Yesterday, Circus Ponies made an announcement that they will be closing for good. Taking humor in their announcement, the company has posted that they have gone to “that great Alphabet company in the ...

You can’t win the enterprise cloud without a rich suite of productivity apps. While no one knows if this will prove to be the key differentiator, Amazon, Google and Microsoft are acting as if it’s ...