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Turn your tablet into a pad of paper with Antipaper Notes

Jack, you failed to mention that the version available at Google Play is very limited in its note-taking abilities. To unlock the really useful features, one must buy the Pro version. Failing to mention the (significant) limitations of the free version, and the price to get everything working, is becoming more and more common in reviews of Android apps. It galls me to not have that information when making a decision to try something out.

In the future, please mention if the app you're reviewing is a fully functional one if free, or if it's limited in some way. Also, and I realize that the price may change, please give the price at the time of writing of any "Pro" upgrade necessary to get the app in question working completely.

I haven't decided yet whether I'm going to keep Antipaper or not. The limitations that go with the free version aren't making me lean toward keeping it, but time will tell.

How does this product fare with this seemingly common issue? I would like to use my tablet as a notepad, but I, too, tend to write with my hand resting and sliding on the paper. And can I mark up other documents, like Word, PDFs, or PowerPoints? (I'm probably asking too much.)

OneNote Mobile rewritten, without the Skydrive, webapps and years of experience.