Notes

Smartphones can be great for taking notes on the fly, but are not quite as satisfying as pen and paper. The reMarkable 2 is claimed to offer users a distraction-free, paper-like writing experience, and we've spent the last week or so trying one out.

Though doodling on a touchscreen tablet can get the job done, some prefer pen and paper. reMarkable combined the two in 2016 with a real paper look and feel, but digital tech running the show. Now the second generation has been announced.

Sometimes you may want to keep a digital record of your notes or sketches. If you haven't got access to a computer or you'd simply prefer to use a pen, however, digitizing your content can be problematic. The new Orée Stylograph pen, however, will digitize what you write or draw as you go.

Today Google pulled back the curtain on its Google Drive note-taking service, Keep.

The new Boogie Board Jot eWriter is the latest addition to Improv Electronics' line of eWriters boasting a Reflex LCD writing surface.

Improv Electronics has announced two new additions to the Boogie Board brand, together with a new accessory for the original.

The Boogie Board is a multi-purpose paper replacement LCD note pad which uses novel technology to retain a drawn image without any power.

Adesso CyberPad A4 turns your handwriting and hand-drawn charts and diagrams into digital text and graphics.