I use notes every day. Those notes come by way of either Google Keep or Apple Notes. I use both of them because I find Google Keep more accessible but Apple Notes has more features. On top of that, I ...

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 ...

Apple’s native Notes application is, by far, my most used Apple app. I use it for jotting down ideas, scripting out videos, hand-drawing rough drafts of thumbnails, bookmarking websites, and so much ...

Build a simple workflow in Apple Notes, Reminders, and Calendar with color-coded events and location alerts so you stay on track.

Apple Notes has been a standalone app in macOS since 2012. It's easy to take for granted, but over the years, it has grown and added some useful and powerful features. From ways to improve your ...

We’ve all been there—those moments when a brilliant idea strikes, or an important detail pops into your mind, and you scramble to find a way to capture it before it slips away. That’s where Apple ...

Apple's stock Notes app got hardly any screen time during yesterday's WWDC keynote, but one powerful addition to the app in iOS 17 is a new ability to link notes and connect related notes together.

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Apple Notes doesn’t natively support templates. You can manually create a note with the desired format, duplicate it and use it as a template, or use Shortcuts to create a Template. Alternatively, you ...

Apple Notes has a simple interface and basic note-taking features. It can be accessed through Mac and iPhone or iPad apps, ...

Exclusive: One of Apple's most inconspicuously popular apps, Notes, is bound to become even more powerful when the company unveils its next generation operating systems in June, AppleInsider has ...