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For quick reminders and can’t-miss memos, sticky notes are effective tools, and I’d argue that the simplicity of the sticky note is its best attribute. But the ease behind propping up sticky notes ...

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Hand tapping on phone showing minimalist apps - Tadamichi/Getty Images We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Apps these days seem to be in competition to see which can do the most.