Samsung Galaxy Note, a versatile gadget which falls somewhere between a tablet and a smartphone, is strengthening its distinctive selling points as an useful digital tool to make you pretty much savvy and effective in your office works with offering a series of viable work-supportive applications; and this time the company has rolled out Franklin Planner Activity Note — a digital-based time management tool.

Samsung announced it will launch Franklin Planner Activity Note starting today via Samsung Apps — the company’s proprietary application store. The app, jointly developed by Samsung and Webplan and best optimized for Galaxy Note, has successfully turned the world-famous time management system into a digital-based one, appealing enough to catch the digital nomad’s eyes who are increasingly dependent on their digital gadgets in their pursuit of time-savvy lifestyle.

The Franklin Planner Activity Note, among other things, delivers a kind of “analogue” experience to users with its “S Pen” enabling to doodle away your ideas and time schedule in any time as if you would jot down your personal stuff on the paper. The S Pen has a small activation button near the tip; hold this and double-tap on the screen and an app, S Memo, opens up onto which you can draw as well as add text via the on-screen keyboard.

The content stored on the Galaxy Note will be freely sent via Twitter, SMS or e-mail and interconnectivity with Google Calendar will be able to enhance your time management skills. As we draw near the end of the year — when a growing need of planners like Franklin Planner, is notable, the company expects this digital based time management system will be increasingly resonating with customers.