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  1. Version 3.5: Everything New in Noted’s iPadOS 15 Update Noted 3.5 brings iPadOS 15's new technology to your notes: everything that is new in this update and how to use it.
  2. Scan Text: Transform Handwritten notes into Editable notes Scan Text turns handwritten pages and printed documents into editable, searchable notes. Here is how it works and who it is for.
  3. A Professional’s Guide to Noted: Top Tips for Note-Taking at Work A professional’s guide to note-taking at work with Noted: staying engaged in meetings, formatting, syncing and sharing what you capture.
  4. Version 3.5: When Noted Meets iOS 15 Alongside iOS 15’s arrival, we’ve officially launched our latest update: version 3.5!
  5. 3 Zoom Meeting Hacks to Enhance Your WFH Life Three ways to take better notes in Zoom meetings with Noted: record the call, capture notes in real time, then review what was said.
  6. Version 3.4: Sync Just Got Faster, Much Faster Noted 3.4 makes syncing far faster and more reliable, so your notes are ready on every device by the time you are.
  7. 10 Things to Pack for University A packing list for your first term at university, from documents and bathroom basics to the stationery and backpack you will actually use.
  8. How Team Noted Use Noted: Insider Tips for All Users Four members of Team Noted share the features they rely on every day, from search and Dictation to Home Screen widgets.
  9. AI Can Summarise Your Lecture. Here’s What It Can’t Do. AI gives you a quick recap of any lecture, but your own notes are how it sticks. How to use both in Noted, and find any part of a lecture again.
  10. A Complete Guide to Importing and Working with Media Files Import audio and video into Noted, then transcribe, trim and annotate it alongside your notes.
  11. 5 Hidden Features to Boost Your Productivity Noted is a vast app with plenty of popular tools, sprinkled with a handful of hidden features that even the most avid users don’t know about.
  12. How to Use Noted for Daily Journaling Noted is not only for lectures and meetings: here is how to use time-stamped audio and text to keep a daily journal you will actually look back on.