Molenotes is what the official Moleskine app should have been. Organize your thoughts into separate notebooks, tabs, and pages within this retro note-taking app.

There are a lot of note taking apps on the iPhone and iPad. But how many of them make jotting down the note and syncing it to the cloud ridiculously fast and easy? A lot of them are becoming convoluted, and have too many options. Notefile boils it down to just what you need - get your note down, and sync it to the cloud for your iOS devices and even computers.

Notefile is a recently released application that allows users to make notes and access them on an iOS device, in a Mac OS X Dashboard widget or from the service's website. Currently, the universal app is available to download for $4.99.

There's a major update coming, and we've got all the info. Plus, we have forty copies of the app to give away, twenty for iPhone and twenty for iPad!

Time has come for you to get a proper note taking app. Here it is.

Using your iPad to help with school work can be a challenge. Some apps can cause distraction, and it can be easy to loose your study rhythm by switching back and forth between apps. Student Tools aims to provide an all-in-one app to improve your productivity and help you remain focused.

Productivity or Drawing? Either way eNote Taker is a fun and handy app to have on your iPad.

Organizing information on the Web can be a little overwhelming. When conducting research, saving dozens of webpages to your favorites can be messy and counterproductive. DNoteIt lets you capture the text and images you want, so you can scrap the rest.

Are you the type of person who sends quick e-mails as reminders? Keeping those notes organized can be a challenge. A sloppy inbox is an unproductive one. Affix aims to save you time by using predefined prefixes to add context to your message, while efficiently sending yourself or others notes and tasks.

In the crowding marketplace of note-taking apps, notes + u has a good concept but fails to impress.

Have you ever found yourself wishing you could make an annotation of something you come across on the web while your browse? With Superstash, your problems are solved.

The new ntask app by nsquared is a stylish to-do list application that follows Apple's theme of simplicity by keeping it very simple.

Want a simple and no-fuss digital scratchpad to jot down those quick little notes? Lumen Note HD is probably for you. Click through to find out more..

The App Store is flooding with note taking apps, but Notica is different than your standard note app. It allows you to capture your life's moments on notecards for later reference. Is it worth the money? Read on to find out.

If you like to keep your notes super organized, then Meteor Notes will fit that bill perfectly. But despite being super organizational, it is missing a few things that are holding it back. Read on to find out what's missing from Meteor Notes.

With back-to-school season upon us we have a great giveaway for students and teachers. Noterize is a full featured note-taking app for the iPad. We will select ten winners at random from those who comment or retweet this article.

Notesy is an excellent little note taking app that we reviewed a while back. We have promo codes to give away for the app, so find out how to enter and good luck!

The default Notes app from Apple is pretty lackluster, and needs to be replaced on your iPhone. That's where Notesy comes in. Is it worth your dollar? Read on to find out.

Everyone has some notes or thoughts that they want to keep on their device, but worry about it being discovered by prying eyes. Want secure protection? Codebook promises to deliver.

Are you missing the pen-and-paper method of taking notes? What if you can combine that with your iPad and iPhone? Inkiness brings you that good old feeling on both iPad and iPhone, but is it worth it? Read on to find out.

The Dropbox text editor, Nebulous Notes, got a recent update to 1.5 that addresses many of the issues that were in the first version. Plus a giveaway!

Colleges across the U.S. are testing out the idea of using iPads in place of textbooks. Now, thanks to one company, you can get almost every textbook you need on your iPad in one handy app.

We've got five promo codes for the note-taking app, CourseNotes, ready to giveaway! Read on to find out how you can be in with a chance of winning this great app!