Dropbox said today that it is rolling out Paper — its note-taking app that it’s emphasizing is a tool that’s built for managing workflow as well — globally. In addition to the regular ...

In the same way that there are several options for journals — lined paper, unlined paper, graph paper, pencil, pens, etc. — there are several options available for digital note-taking.

There are more than enough note-taking apps in the App Store, but Paper still feels refreshing. It'll be a drawing tool for people who like sketching, a digital version of the tiny Field Notes ...

Dropbox first started testing out Dropbox Paper under the names Project Composer and Dropbox Notes in mid-2015, following the acquisition of collaborative note-taking app Hackpad, in 2014.

We recently polled readers with suggestions for the best note-taking apps. Most of you said you still do things the old-fashioned way with pen and paper—a technique I heartily endorse. However ...

The days of scribbling in a paper notebook are over. These days it’s easier than ever to keep all your precious notes on your tablet or even on your smartphone. Evernote One of the most popular ...

With an Apple iPad in hand, you never have to carry a paper notebook again—that is, if you have the right app. Here are seven great note-taking apps for the iPad. I've been contributing to PCMag ...

Its plainness makes it as close to pen-and-paper note taking as you’re likely to find in an app. Simplenote Where this free app improves on handwritten notes is in its organizational features.

Weeks after launching a digital stationery store within the app, note-taking company Goodnotes said today it has invested $1.9 million into South Korea-based digital stationery company WeBudding. ...