And all it took for me to ditch my array of note-taking apps was spending a few days with the Moft Snap Flow, a phone accessory that slaps a notepad, pen, and kickstand to the back of your device.

I'm an avid note-taker, so I've tried many Android apps for this purpose. The five that I most recommend offer something for everyone - even power users.

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

Everyone from every demographic can find a use for taking notes. We're helping out by showing you our picks for the best note taking apps for Android.

The best Android note-taking apps include a rich-text editor that can give your scribbling a major glow up.

If you're looking for a full-featured note-taking app that syncs across all platforms -- or just an easy way to keep track of your digital odds and ends -- Evernote is the best I've seen for Android.

That is, until I discovered Anytype. This isn’t another note-taking or to-do app. It’s a powerful, all-in-one workspace that completely changed how I manage tasks, notes, and projects.

My search ended when I discovered UpNote. This unassuming yet incredibly capable app has become my preferred way to manage all my notes on Android.

Self-hosting Trilium Next is helping me power through note taking across all my gadgets like never before.

Life gets busy - you might need an app or two to help keep you on top of everything. Here are the five Android apps I depend on, and why.

Apple Notes can be synced to your devices, and here's how. Apple Notes syncs between devices for those with an Apple ID, which is required to use devices like iPad, iPhone, and Mac computers.