You can keep your creativity flowing whether you're at home or on the road when you have the right writing and editing tools in your arsenal.
Typinator, a text expansion tool for Mac, has made it easier to switch from TextExpander with its latest update.
Medium has introduced Collections, an easier way for you to find coverage on specific topics. Collections are the home for topic and theme-based content, and brings all the Medium posts to a single location for easy discovery.
Day One 2, the follow-up the Day One journaling app, has landed on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Brings with it a refreshed look, the ability to create multiple journals, and more.
BBEdit 11.5, the latest version of the popular Mac text editor, has arrive with a number of improvements and changes, including iCloud Drive support.
If you're big into the popular social word game, Words with Friends, keeping track of your games and notifications just got a bit easier with Apple Watch support.
Moleskine Timepage is a new minimal calendar, putting your whole schedule on a continuous timeline. The app also provides weather forecasts, and even lets you check your schedule from your Apple Watch.
The popular Mac text editor BBEdit also supports EditorConfig in this new release. BBEdit's a powerful tool for Mac-based app and web developers. The latest release makes it even better. What's more, it's a recommended download for current users. Other improvements include a new CSS/SCSS language module, Arrange submenu and Save All In Window command. There's more besides. Git is a...
Ulysses 2.0 lets serious writers get things done on iPad with a gorgeous layout, great Markdown support, iCloud sync, and lots more! Ulysses has long been a staple on the Mac, especially when it comes to long form writing, and today Ulysses comes to the iPad. I've been using Ulysses exclusively on my iPad Air 2 for the past week in the place of my regular text editing app. Complete...
Whether typed notes or handwritten notes are your thing, these are the best note taking apps for iPad! The iPad is a great productivity tool and that includes taking notes, whether you're in the classroom or the boardroom. The only thing you really have to decide is how you want to take notes. If your needs are simple, perhaps a simple text based app will do. If you're a student and...