To undo and redo actions, swipe left (undo) or swipe right (redo). If you tap three fingers on the screen, you can bring up ...

Notes is the default note-taking app on iPhones and iPads. It lets you jot down your thoughts or ideas, compose handwritten notes, create checklists, and scan documents, among other things. In ...

Apple Notes vs. Microsoft OneNote: Which Tool Is Better? Your email has been sent OneNote enjoys smooth integration with other Microsoft 365 apps, but Apple Notes provides a clean and reliable ...

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 ...

Have you ever wondered if the humble Apple Notes app could be the secret weapon your productivity toolkit is missing? While many of us use it for jotting down grocery lists or quick reminders, Apple ...

The iPhone’s default note-taking app continues to get better. The iPhone’s default note-taking app continues to get better. Apple Notes is one of those apps you can turn to on a daily basis without ...

With iOS 18, the Notes app is set to gain several new features. There aren't many updates to the overall design, but Notes has deeper integrations with other apps that add all kinds of new ...

Have you ever wished your Apple Notes could be as organized and visually appealing as a professional document, without the hassle of clunky formatting tools? If you’re a fan of Markdown—a simple, ...

A few days ago, as I was playing around with my Lock Screen on iOS 16, I wondered: would it be possible to use the hidden Apple Notes URL scheme to create widget launchers to reopen specific notes in ...