You can create and use your own paper templates – and notes can be printed. This notes-taking power tool includes a range of different paper types, which may not sound too impressive until I tell you that one of these is music notation, so you can sketch that song on the train. ($7.99) Leif Johnson/IDG A powerful solution with unique advantages: GoodNotes Support for multiple sync services (Google Drive, Dropbox and iCloud) means you can also export your notebooks in text, Word, HTML, or PDF documents, which is excellent for project reporting and legacy. A clear filing structure and numerous export options (including PDF and Word) makes this little app a powerful solution for taking notes on your tablet. Possibly my favorite note-taking app for iPad, MyScript Nebo can handle most note-taking tasks (images, website links, algebraic notation), but what I really like is the OCR-based handwriting recognition – it’s surprisingly accurate and even lets you create headlines, sub-headlines, and paragraphs as you write. For my hands, the keyboard case is awesome as well, just the right amount of tactile feedback in a very spacious and compact form factor.While Notes can scan handwritten notes in order to search them, the Apple app doesn’t yet transcribe these notes into written form. The iPad is big enough that I can use Teamviewer as a touchscreen laptop, so that takes the other usage case for carrying my MacBook Pro around as well - I will still carry it, but I know I can whip the iPad out and tether to my phone to get shit done. It's everything the Surface and my Dell Venue 8 Pro aren't, although they are both acceptable, the iPad blows them away for my usage. The Apple rep I was talking with was amazed and I snatched that thing up and marched to the checkout with it. I start walking past the other Apple display, take a quick glance and BOOM there's a Pencil just sitting there looking back at me. The guy goes and gets the iPad and I grab a case. I just got one yesterday - walked into Best Buy to get the keyboard case and the iPad and asked (knowing the answer was probably 'no') if they had any Pencils in.

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