Note-taking Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Dr. Drang's excellent comparison of iPhone notes apps

by Chris Ward (Feb 22nd, 2011)

If you're looking for a good note-taking app for your iPhone (especially if you're fed up with the built-in app's syncing non-functionality), check out this comparison of four of them from Dr. Drang. Simplenote, Elements, PlainText and Nebulous Notes are all compared for cost, syncing, TextExpander ...

PhatPad giveaway, just in time for the holidays

by Steven Sande (Dec 22nd, 2010)

TUAW recently published a review of PhatPad, a new and very useful note-taking app for the iPad. Among the unique and useful features of PhatPad are handwriting recognition for converting handwritten notes to digital text; a shape recognizer for turning your hand-drawn circles, rectangles and ...

PhatPad: a Newton-like note-taking app for iPad

by Steven Sande (Dec 18th, 2010)

There are so many good note-taking apps out for the iPad that it's hard to believe that someone just came out with one that will probably take the place of the ones we've already installed. That's the case, though, with PhatPad (US$4.99). From PhatWare, a long-time developer of apps for handhelds ...

TUAW's Daily App: inClass

by Mike Schramm (Dec 10th, 2010)

With all of the great games that have come out this week, you probably have enough to play already, so let's spotlight an app that can actually help you get some work done. inClass is just such an app. Now's probably not the best time to talk about it, as we spin down towards finals and holiday ...