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crazyhomie34 t1_iu5iien wrote

You can sketch and draw over any pdf you upload into it. If you’re a student you can upload a book or a professors slides and take notes over it with an Apple Pencil. I upload drawings or reports and redline them using my iPad and I get the notes back at my desk instantly or I can share them to my team using any cloud service. I’ve only used the basic apple notes app for quick notes here and there where I just need to type.

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crazyhomie34 t1_iu5h9fa wrote

Sure but I don’t always have a desk to sit at for using a keyboard. Also, you can upload a pdf into GoodNotes and write on it where a keyboard isn’t useful there. I am an engineer so I am always redlining drawings or reports or making sketches or just making extra comments to clear things up as parts get built. My drawings get uploaded in real time and my team gets them instantly. For personal notes, I make a lot of sketches so being able to draw with the Apple Pencil is great.

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Kaessa t1_iu5ge3s wrote

Eh. It's just a thing. I rarely even notice it. The only time I ever DO notice it is when I'm listening to music or talking on speakerphone and I'm watching the "voice meter" thing go up and down. Other than that it's basically invisible to me.

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SheHadMANHands t1_iu5g3p3 wrote

I just find it hard to believe most people are taking advantage of that extra processing power. Surely some are. Unfortunately there's no hard evidence one way or the other. I don't personally see a noteworthy number of people playing graphically intense games or running large, sophisticated computations on their smart phones. Most are playing very basic games, streaming Netflix, and/or swiping on Tinder. lol

Battery life... okay. I have a big power pack for that. You really just need the battery to get you through the day (and power pack suffices for traveling).

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Balauru_Nr1 t1_iu5feee wrote

I don’t recommend to anyone to subscribe to anything, Why? Because is a waste of money supporting greedy companies which made $T of money from fee’s.

If you really want to support devs by the product or service directly avoiding the middle man who take 30 percentages just by being clever to addict the user in his golden cage. Think yourself what you own when you pay for subscriptions?

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