Moleskine debuts app for iPad and iPhone

iPad and iPhone both are great application that are provide to the Moleskine debuts app. It is great feature in the ipad and iPhone. Moleskine debuts app is one of my favourite. and i like to use it.

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HUH? Surely this is the wrongest app out there?

There are bazillions of paper notebooks on the shelves of a bazillion stationery stores. The whole attraction of buying Moleskin journals is the physical feel of them.

A Moleskin journal app completely misses the point!

Penultimate has this app beat all day long.

I really like the app.
I think this is a perfect fit for iPad 2 owners who can easily embed the photos they've just taken into their notes.
Check out my quick review with screenshots comparing how the app would look like on the iPad and the iPhone here: http://bit.ly/gqeJSj
I think the app has a lot of potentials to be a great note-taking app in the future updates.

Seems like they are missing the mark here. How does this appeal to artists, if there's no ability to sketch? Yet to find an app that combines the usability of Penultimate, with a decent text pad, and handwriting recognition. If the core of what makes a moleskin (physical notepad) appealing is missing, why bother?

Built-in Notes app? That's so iPhone 1G!

My go-to app for quick notes is Catch Notes, offering cloud syncing, hash tags, notes sharing and more. And for more permanent notes,you can't beat Evernote. You can attach audio, photos or videos to your notes, tag them, geotag them, share them and more.

I can't see why anyone would use this Moleskine app - because of the name? Ah, I see the target user now: the same people that thought Windows Word Mobile was something more than Notepad.

Sorry, the built-in Notes app (and the support for it in Mail.app) fails miserably for me due to the fact that it assumes I want to sync my phone with iTunes. I haven't synced in probably 2 months because it's a pain so it just never happens. So i'd prefer to use anything that syncs OTA.

Whoa, I can't believe the author of this post uses the built-in Notes app. It has to be one of the least functional notes apps out there. My preference is for SimpleNote on the iPhone and JustNotes on the Mac (cloud syncing) but I also use PlainText and Elements from time to time, both of which sync through Dropbox to whichever editor you want to use on your Mac.

I use the PlainText app and my notes are automatically synced to my dropbox folder so I can edit them on my Mac without syncing through iTunes.

A co-worker of my was all excited about this this morning and showed it to me and the first thing I said was they should have spent more time on textures and the UI design in order to differentiate themselves from the other numerous 'notes' apps out there. This is mostly going to appeal to artists and design types so the look and feel should be a priority. So far it fails on both design and function.