The best writing tablets help you organize your notes with infinite "pages" at your disposal. Find our favorites, which include reMarkable, Amazon Kindle and others.

Android comes with a basic notepad, but for people who would forget to eat without making a note of it, there's ColorNote Notepad for Android. This free Android-only tool is so intuitive and easy to ...

If you think you need a better note-taking app than the original Windows Notepad, then check these best free Note-taking apps for Windows 11 and Windows 10 PC available in the Microsoft Store. You ...

The Galaxy Note 3 is Samsung's latest attempt to make notepads digital - and it's even better than its excellent predecessor, says Matt Warman By Matt Warman and Mattwarman 24 September 2013 • 12:05pm ...

Android: There are plenty of note-taking apps for Android, but Colornote Notepad has a few unique features that make it easy and fun. The app itself makes taking, saving, and organizing notes easy, ...

Samsung’s Galaxy Note is a blessing for those eager to bring just one gear instead of a tablet and a phone, but for those who want to go old school, there’s the Galaxy Note Notepad, which was on ...

There are plenty of note-taking apps for Android, but Colornote Notepad has a few unique features that make it easy and fun. The app itself makes taking, saving and organizing notes easy, but you can ...

We list the best note-taking apps for Android, to make it simple and easy to manage notes in the office, at home, or on the go. This has become a lot more simple as smartphones have become a common ...

Getting a handle on how to use ColorNote take a minute, but it proves to be a decent organizational notepad app with some basic calendar features. ColorNote can create notepads and lists whose items ...

For decades, Notepad has been the digital equivalent of a sticky note on my screen. Since multi-tab support and spell check came, I stopped saving otherwise ephemeral notes where I'd just jot down ...

It’s hard to develop a personal note-taking habit. Many folks just resort to using a default app like Apple’s Notes app or sending something to themselves on Slack. It’s fine if you just need to jot ...