These are the best note-taking apps and accessories for annotating PDFs, sketching diagrams, recording your next class lecture, and more.

Do you prefer pen and paper over typing digital notes but hate the potential for disorganization? Get the best of both worlds with these products and apps.

When you go paperless, taking notes is easy, but knowing what to do with them is hard. Learn how to organize and store your digital notes in a way that makes them useful.

Note-taking apps have become an essential tool for people who want to stay organized and productive in their personal and professional lives.

For a more portable all-digital option, I like Kobo’s Libra Colour. With a 7-inch color e-ink screen, it’s significantly more ...

So what's a gadget-obsessed geek to do? Get the best of both worlds: convert your handwritten notes to digital when you need to store them for later. There are a lot of ways to do so.

Sticking to a single app or storing your notes in one location reduces the friction for writing, editing, and finding your notes.

The note-taking app on your smartphone, like Google Keep, left, or Apple's Notes, can be a place to stash favorite quotations and other content for your digital commonplace book. The New York Times ...