Best note-taking app for iPad Pro of 2018

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Authors: Super UserBest note-taking app for iPad ProFor Apple devotees, the iPad Pro is a mobile platform offering an impressive amount of
computing power in a tidy compact package with all-day battery life, all adding up to a more portable, but not quite as powerful version of
students and business professionals alike
Like everything else in iOS, this functionality is based around having the best app to do this, and these are some great choices when it
It has won multiple awards over the last several years
It also supports annotating PDFs
Notes can be shared via email, and cloud-based services including AirDrop, Google Drive and DropBox
the two mobile platform camps with ease.Evernote is a great app to collect multiple inputs, including images, text notes, recorded messages,
and clippings of web pages - all in one file for storage and collaboration
They can then be accessed via the iPad Pro, Android, or via a PC though the web browser interface for ease of workflow, and the notes are
also searchable
However, the free product is restricted to syncing only two devices, and uploads are limited to only 60MB per month
Step up to the Premium tier to sync all your devices, gain a more generous 10GB of uploads in a month, as well as the additional features of
With the focus on handwriting, it makes it easy to enter complex mathematics and chemical formulas that can border on the impossible via a
traditional keyboard.The GoodNotes approach can also be used to annotate PDFs, search handwritten notes and convert handwriting into text
The notes are also synced via iCloud, and can be backed up to your choice of cloud providers, including Dropbox, Google Drive, or Box
While plenty of note-taking apps allow text to be entered, Nebo can also easily structure notes, allowing you to add paragraphs, titles and
charts, and formulas, letting you integrate them into the document
Once completed, documents can be exported in a variety of formats, including Word, PDF, and even HTML
iOS app that is equally at home taking notes via handwriting, as it is with text
Whink uses a gel ink pen and a smart eraser to make the handwriting process as smooth as on real paper.Other media can be added and
multi-tasking so notes can be taken while reading another document (we have witnessed folks walking around with two tablets to accomplish
this feat when it is not supported)
useful, and even dubbed an Evernote replacement, so be sure to check out all it has to offer before bypassing it
photos and video content as well.Additional features include Quick Draw to make it easy to add a sketch via a pencil in a blank area of the
screen without having to enable draw mode, an integrated checklist creator, and shortcuts to be able to include a map in a note
Notes can also be organized into folders, and even password protected