The premium model kicks in when you run out of storage. More pressure sensitivity (in a consistent real-to-life sort of way) and maybe even some better ink texture options for writing. Apple Notes stores all the data in iCloud while OneNote uses OneDrive for data backup. It would be amazing if there was better support for pen input. To actually write my notes out by hand when they look so bad, even regardless of the pressure issue. That being said, it's extremely frustrating So it was a fundamental consideration when I moved. I've used a number of different note-taking apps, and the only reason I'm using OneNote right now is that I like the integration between my iPad and my iMac. I’ve always known how difficult it might be to escape from Apple’s walled garden. You can then add pages to each notebook, further. I have not noticed this problem in any other app on my tablet. As we near the April 24th launch for the Apple Watch, a pair of notable apps have received support for the device this evening. OneNote’s notebooks let you keep related notes together, a feature we love in Evernote but is conspicuously absent from Apple’s Notes app. As an aside, I don't know where to put thisĬomplaint, but whatever stylus input software you are using for your app makes my writing look awful compared to any other note-taking app, even when the pressure is not inconsistent, so the addition of this issue is an extra negative. It's especially distracting when I am taking notes for class. When I am writing, the thickness of the line changes dramatically in a visually unappealing way.

I have been having the same issue with my iPad pro.

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