Most of them also support markdown, which is something every writer should be aware of. Here are the best writing apps for iOS and Android according to us. With larger screens for phones and great external keyboard support on tablets, there really hasn't been a better time to start writing on your mobile devices. I still take pen and paper so that I can quickly sketch something if I need to share or develop an idea, but I can easily take photos of anything drawn (by any participant) at the end, and the timestamps give me an easy way to associate things with an event.We're now at the stage where many people can write and publish articles directly from their phones or tablets. Nowadays I make audio recordings and cough or tap my fingers when the discussion reaches something particularly relevant - if I'm able to participate, I'll use a key phrase such as "So to summarise what we've just discussed." You can get the recordings transcribed pretty cheaply with AWS and the results are usually excellent, you have timestamps that you can match against any pictures you took and since I use Mac and iPhone just about everything ends up in iCloud for access from anywhere. I found the LiveScribe products did a good job, back when I was taking paper notes. I think Apple's iPad handwriting recognition (Scribble) is pretty amazing, but writing on an iPad still doesn't feel natural enough for me to want to use it for more than a demo or signing a credit card receipt on an iPhone at the Apple Store. Whether this product is able to deliver something that finally hits the mark is yet to be determined. I don't currently have a pressing need for this type of product, but I still feel that it is an unfilled need and something worth trying to solve.
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