In iOS 18, Apple adds several handy new features to the iPhone’s Notes app. These upgrades will help you create better, easier-to-follow notes while significantly speeding up the overall process of ...

Apple Notes is now a full-featured productivity tool that syncs across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, helping you capture ideas, stay organized, and collaborate with others in real time. Here's how to ...

Have you ever updated an app, only to wonder if it actually made your life easier—or more complicated? That’s the question many Apple Notes users are asking after the release of iPadOS 26. With ...

Along with iOS 18 and macOS Sequoia, Apple announced iPadOS 18 during the 2024 Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), hosted on June 10, 2024. The event revealed tons of new features and ...

Apple Intelligence is now available in Notes, if you need it: From inside a note, tap the Apple Intelligence button on the ...

Now that the iOS and iPadOS 18 software are in public beta, more people have taken the plunge and installed it on their devices. iOS and iPadOS 18 brought a ton of new changes. They introduced new ...

Macs and iPads aren’t cheap; unfortunately, the spending doesn’t end once you’ve bought your device. The next thing you’ll need is the right software to make the most of it. And what good is a ...

With iPadOS 18, Apple added some useful iPad-specific features in the Notes app, including Smart Script and Math Notes. Both of these additions are designed to work with the Apple Pencil, and they're ...

WWDC's main event is over, leaving us with a brand-new spread of OS refreshes for visionOS, iOS, watchOS, macOS, and — of course — the iPadOS. The iPad Pro M4's release reminded us once again that ...

Have you ever found yourself scrolling through a chaotic sea of digital notes, struggling to locate that one critical idea or meeting summary? For many, note-taking feels like a necessary chore rather ...

Apple's iPadOS 18 enhances your iPad by introducing exciting productivity and entertainment tools to Notes, navigation, gaming, and other essential areas. My PCMag career began in 2013 as an intern.