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Microsoft OneNote is a powerful note-taking tool if you know how to use it. Compared to other note-taking apps such as Google Keep, Apple Notes, Bear Notes, etc., OneNote always wins the race. The credit goes to the humongous number of features offer

Sometimes, the simple things are the best. Take the case of the tiny little program called Notepad on a Windows PC. It has been part of Microsoft Windows computers for more than two decades now. Sadly, the future looks unpredictable for Notepad.

If you are part of the Apple ecosystem with several Apple devices, you’d love the interoperability between them. However, the moment you bring in a device carrying other OS, the hell breaks loose. You can’t access data on your Apple apps

Reviewers often dismiss Apple’s first-party apps as too basic and average compared to its rich rivals from the App Store. And that’s a fair observation for the power users. But when it comes to the general public, they stick with whatever comes b

There isn’t a shortage of note-taking apps on Android. But a notes app should be special and capable of performing all note-taking tasks. One such app is the Samsung Notes app. It is a powerful note-taking app available on all Samsung phones such a

Our beloved Sticky Notes on Windows has grown in a beautiful app over the years. The Sticky Notes can be accessed on other devices like iPhone, Android, and the web. Sure, it may be lacking certain useful features such as folders for organizing your

Organizing notes in Google Keep can be tricky because it doesn’t offer folder structure for notes. But it offers other organization options such as color-coding of notes, labels, and even the Archive feature. Wait, what is meant by Archive in Googl

Samsung Notes app gives a tough competition to the numerous note-taking apps on Android. That said, it misses out one of the key features – cross-platform compatibility. You can argue about Cloud Sync, but it is limited to Samsung phones and ta

Everyone needs a capable note-taking app to keep things organized. Evernote is the oldest note-taking software out there. The majority uses the software as file-cabinet to keep notes, documents, web clippings, and more.

There’s a constant battle going on between Samsung and Google apps. While some users prefer the Samsung ecosystem, others love Google apps. A user gets stuck when he/she likes an app from both. For instance, someone might like Samsung Messages more

Except for a handful of essentials such as iCloud Drive and Photos, Windows users can’t use most apps and services from Apple’s ecosystem. Some of them are quite basic, and it’s surprising that Apple still resists providing any supp

For what felt like a lifetime, it was practically impossible to access your photos, notes, and reminders in iCloud using an Android smartphone. Dedicated apps for iCloud services were — and still are — simply non-existent on the Play Store.

Microsoft To-Do is making waves in the productivity space. After acquiring Wunderlist in 2015, the company migrated all its features and functions to the To-Do app. At the same time, gave more reasons to choose it over the rivals. However, many would

Google launched a simple, quick, and colorful note-taking app in the form of Keep. It caught on the minute it was launched, and for a good reason. With a web-first approach, Google Docs integration, audio tr

When it comes to taking notes, Microsoft’s OneNote offers just about everything you’d need. On the platform, you can take notes quickly, move them around in any order, and even categorize them into multiple notebooks. If you have a touch

Dropbox Paper is an excellent app to take notes and collaborate, but it is not without its limitations. Dropbox Paper can smartly embed pretty much anything you throw at it.

Microsoft has created a mess with multiple Office products that mostly perform the same thing, but have different names. Case in point is OneNote.

With iOS 12, Apple added a voice recording app called Voice Memo. It takes a bare-bones approach with just voice recording capabilities. You can’t do anything else on it, though it will get the job done. That’s the story of most Apple apps. Sever

Microsoft OneNote often makes the list of best note-taking apps irrespective of which blog you land on, and for a good reason. You can create text, voice, video notes and attach pretty much any file right inside a note. But there are other features h

Many swear by Google Keep, and others have their reasons to dislike it. Well, Google Keep isn’t exactly ice cream. However, it does make things easy if you use Google’s products and services mostly.