Have you ever felt like your digital notes are more chaos than clarity? Between juggling work tasks, personal reminders, and creative ideas, it’s easy for your notes to spiral into an unmanageable ...

Have you ever scrolled endlessly through your Apple Notes, desperately trying to find that one idea you jotted down last week? With the sheer volume of information we manage daily, even the most ...

You always could use tags in Apple Notes, but now it's as if the app pays attention, and it is so much useful in iOS 15 and macOS Monterey, that tagging will become a habit. Even before Apple Notes ...

What did we do before the Notes app on our iPhones? How did we make grocery lists? How did we jot down that one thing we need to remember? How did celebrities apologize for the latest PR disaster? It ...

Notes and Reminders, two stock apps that come with every iPhone, iPad and Mac, can do so much more than write shopping lists and apologies on Twitter. With tagging, you can quickly filter and search ...

Hashtags became a useful way to track tweets across topics many years ago on Twitter. They spread to other social networks and into organizing apps. Apple brought hashtags (as plain old “tags”) to ...

Notes is a powerful and complex app that provides many features. Here are a few tips on how to use the basic Notes features, as well as advanced features such as encrypting notes, drawing in notes, ...

Quick Note is, by far, the most important new feature of Notes in Monterey, but it’s not the only one. Notes has also added tagging. Historically, Apple’s support for tagging has been limited. The ...

In iOS 15, Apple has added a much-requested feature to the Notes app in the form of tags. This means you can now include hashtags in your notes which can help you organize your notes and find stored ...

The iOS 16 update focuses primarily on the Lock Screen and new features for apps like Mail, Messages, and Photos, but Apple did make some small changes to the Notes and Reminders app, adding a handful ...

You're probably familiar with hashtags from social media. You can employ a similar strategy on your iPhone's Notes app using a feature called tags. Sareena was a senior editor for CNET covering the ...