S Note note (old version)
File type: Mobile phones related file
Files with snb extension can be mostly found a older hand notes saved using the S Note app in first generations of Samsung Galaxy Note phablets and tablets.
Found 2 different file type records with the same snb filename suffix.
File type category:
Mobile phones related file
Date updated: June 16, 2024
File extension snb is nowadays primarily related to a special hand note format used in the S Note app of first generations phablets and tablets from Samsung's Galaxy Note product family.
The snb file was the default S Note output format used in the first Galaxy Note devices. It appears to be just a renamed ZIP archive that contains the note in XML format.
This format was replaced by the newer spd format in latest versions of S Notes that first appeared in Galaxy Note 3.
Specialized apps for Android can usually view *.snb files and of course you can use the Galaxy Note tablets. You can also sync your notes with Evernote.
The S Note software for desktop supports import of previous .snb notes and allows users to save them to newer *.spd documents or as PDFs.
You can also try some 3rd party conversion utilities for the very same purpose.
S Note for Windows (Microsoft Windows)
S Note for Galaxy Note (Google Android)
S Note for Windows (Microsoft Windows)
snbopen (Microsoft Windows)
S Note for Galaxy Note (Google Android)
File type category:
E-book file
Date updated: December 9, 2024
File extension snb is also related to a native e-book file format used in Shanda Bambook e-book reader. Latest model of this product, Bambook Sunflower was released in late 2011 in China.
The format is exclusive to Bambook readers, however some e-book viewers are also able to view it. It is not very common outside Asian markets.
Use Calibre to work with *.snb format. Otherwise you can only read it with Shanda Bambook.
Calibre is able to convert SNB format to another ebook format.
Calibre (Microsoft Windows)
Calibre for Mac (Apple macOS / Mac OS X)
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