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The video provides a comprehensive review of various note-taking apps, emphasizing features, pros, and cons of each. GoodNotes and Notability are favored for their organization and tools; OneNote is lauded for ease of use and customization. Nebo and MetaMoji Note Lite are highlighted for their unique features but criticized for certain limitations. The video also mentions alternatives like Apple Notes and Notes Writer, discussing their strengths and weaknesses. The speaker ultimately prefers Microsoft OneNote for its overall organization and capabilities, concluding with gratitude toward viewers.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses the best free note-taking apps, focusing mainly on GoodNotes as their favorite. They highlight the organization features, ease of use, variety of tools like highlighters and pens, the lasso tool, ease of adding pictures, and color customization options. The creator also mentions Notability as another good app, emphasizing its organizational features, color choices, smooth writing experience, and image support. They plan to compare these paid apps with free alternatives, showcasing features like annotation, import/export capabilities, and paper selection.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the features of the note-taking app OneNote. They highlight how easy it is to use, the ability to organize notes in notebooks with different colors, customize notes with various pens and highlighters, and the shapes tool which includes graphs. The speaker mentions the limitations of paper styles in OneNote, the lack of hand palm rejection, the lasso tool for selecting and manipulating content, as well as the unlimited space for notes. They also briefly mention the free Apple Notes app as an alternative, noting its folder organization and paper types.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various note-taking apps, including GoodNotes, Nebo, and MetaMoji Note Lite. GoodNotes is highlighted for its organization and customization options, while Nebo is praised for its free version with features like inserting images. However, the speaker notes limitations in resizing images. MetaMoji Note Lite is described as having many features but with an outdated layout and the speaker found notebook covers to be old-fashioned. The app offers various paper styles and a smooth writing experience with a lasso tool. Overall, GoodNotes is recommended for advanced organization, while Nebo and MetaMoji Note Lite are suitable for simple note-taking tasks.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews different note-taking apps. They discuss an app that resembles Apple’s design but offers a variety of paper choices. The app allows limited notebooks in its free version, and the paid version is not recommended. Another app mentioned has ads, limited paper choices, basic features, and a confusing eraser tool. The last app discussed, Notes Writer, is described as easy to use, straightforward, and good for taking quick notes.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses different note-taking apps and their features. They mentioned limitations of some apps requiring payment for full versions, highlighted a cool feature where the highlighter didn’t overlap, praised the eraser and lasso tool, and noted the ability to draw shapes. They recommended this app for drawing diagrams due to the non-overlapping highlighter, allowing for easy correction of mistakes. The speaker ultimately prefers Microsoft OneNote for its organization, layout, and capabilities over other apps like GoodNotes or Notability. They conclude by thanking viewers for watching and bidding farewell.