Writing apps have recently become very popular thanks to their greater availability. These apps can create and edit written content such as documents, notes, articles, etc. They have features like ...

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Apple also updated the iPad operating system, called iPad OS 18, with new features to organize the iPad control center, add a calculator to the iPad and improve handwriting. IPad OS 18 will include a ...

The iPad’s Quick Notes feature redefines how you capture and organize ideas, combining the tactile satisfaction of handwriting with the efficiency of digital tools. Whether you’re brainstorming, ...

How to use Scribble to take notes in iPadOS 16 Your email has been sent iPadOS 16's handwriting-recognition feature automatically converts Apple Pencil writing to text. Here's how to take notes using ...

Meco Stylus Pen costs far less than many rivals, and might be the only stylus you need for your iPad. Photo: Ed Hardy/Cult of Mac The Meco Stylus Pen is an affordable alternative to Apple Pencil. It’s ...

Math Notes is introduced in the latest version of iOS and iPadOS 18. It automatically calculates math equations and displays the results as you write. You can use it to solve various math problems and ...

Apple's Notes app is often overlooked, but has newfound power. Here's how to create, edit, collaborate, and share notes from within the app. From the very basics of using Notes by yourself, to ...

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Adonit Note-UVC is certainly a product for its time. While this stylus lets you take handwritten notes on a range of iPad and iPad Pro models, the standout feature is a pair of ultraviolet lamps that ...

Good article on a subjective topic as it really depends on what you are doing with your writing. I personally use Evernote for for daily note taking as it can sync to my iPad, iPhone, iMac, work Win 7 ...