We have received a lot of updates from Goodnotes 6 in the last couple of months. Our review of the app is due for an update now, because it’s not the same app anymore. But, before we get to that, let’s see what has been happening in the app.
If you have a lot of documents you need to go through that you don’t want to read yourself, Peech is a handy tool. It’s not clear whether or not all this happens on your device. Given
I updated to iPadOS 18.1 for the Developer Beta. The Public Beta of iPadOS 18 is also available now; not sure how long it’s been around. Are any of you guys trying it out?
Given how much work the developers have put into the user interface of the app, I hope that they’ll be adding more features soon. They really did put a lot of effort into the aesthetics of the app, which makes it a future-proof design.
You guys know that I have always been big on rough notes and final study notes. At least, I was for a very long time, even after I left med school.
We have been waiting a long time for the Calculator app on the iPad. Was it worth the wait?
At the WWDC24 keynote, I got a glimpse at some changes that might make some of us reconsider using the app in iPadOS 18. The updates are few but significant.
A few features are missing in MarginNote 4, which we had in MarginNote 3. We could collaborate before, but now we can’t.
These updates are the most interesting we have received for Apple Notes in what feels like years now.
We’ve reviewed many handwriting note-taking apps but still get many questions about individual features.
Apple Intelligence was the biggest announcement, which felt mostly like repetition with few additions to what Apple had already presented.
Every product Apple creates is always the something-est device they have ever made.
We love and hate QuillBot. We love how the web app is almost perfect and works so seamlessly.
Freenotes is pieced together from different note-taking apps, and it’s very easy to see. You can see Noteful, Notability, Goodnotes, and Apple Notes.
The goal is keep trying and to improve yourself to become unfazed by all kinds of distractions.
So, when they say offline first, they really just mean you can access your Anytype notes offline. That’s to be expected, no?
Apple Journal is simple, but it still needs a bit of work as its missing some essentials to make the app more functional.
