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GoodNotes app’s big update is good news for note takers

Popular note-taking app and PDF editor GoodNotes has received its first major update in four years, introducing new AI-powered handwriting recognition features, a marketplace for digital stationery, new pen gestures, and more.

The sixth version builds on Goodnotes 5’s iPad handwriting recognition by adding AI-powered Spellcheck, which draws heavily on the neural engine in Apple silicon to recognize mistakes in writing and suggest a correction or rewrite the word in the user’s handwriting style.

For more details, read the full story at MacRumors.

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