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Generative artificial intelligence (AI) might not be able to take your place at work (thankfully), but it can make your notes better. Although many of the best note-taking apps settled on a ...

Apple enhances the Notes app with each new release of iOS and iPadOS. Here’s how to take advantage of the latest upgrades, from locking down notes to tapping into Apple Intelligence.

And if you enjoy writing notes on paper, or it's your preferred study method, you won't have to sacrifice the feeling -- while also saving you the job of typing up your notes later. The iPad is ...

Participants at this year’s Joint Mathematics Meetings explored everything from the role of A.I. to the hyperbolic design of a patchwork denim skirt. By Siobhan Roberts The world’s largest ...

Senior Lecturer in Mathematics, City St George's, University of London Everyone should leave school with a solid understanding of maths. Decent mathematics literacy is a hugely important skill in ...

I have weekly meetings with my supervisor, not just discussing the research but also how I'm feeling mentally and what I am doing to prepare myself for the future. It’s an all-round package of making ...

On Windows 11, you'll find a new Sticky Notes, which is essentially a redesigned version integrated within the OneNote app. Although the core features remain the same as in the legacy version ...

Apple Notes has grown into a versatile and dependable tool for capturing ideas, managing tasks, and organizing projects. While it may not offer the extensive features of some third-party ...

Imagine you’re a student in high school or college. Class is about to start. You are faced with a notable dilemma: Should you whip out a notebook or a laptop to take notes? The study ricocheted around ...

To help us select the candidates most likely to succeed on our Mathematics (G100 or G103) or Mathematics and Statistics (G111 or G114) courses, you’re strongly encouraged to sit one of the optional ...