As the saying goes, "A good memory is not as good as a bad writing." No matter how good your memory is, you can remember things for a few days or ten days, but as time goes by, you will eventually forget them. Therefore, taking notes has become something that often needs to be done in study and work. I made a simple estimate and found that most people need to keep taking notes for more than 50 years from starting school to working and retiring. Thinking of this, I seem to feel the pain in the hand holding the pen.
Fortunately, with the advancement of technology, the tools and methods of note-taking are constantly evolving, from the pen and paper we are most familiar with to computers, to the increasingly popular smartphones, and the emergence of more and more digital terminal devices. Our note-taking methods have become more diverse. Smartphones, which almost everyone has in hand, have made note-taking no longer limited by time and space. You can take out your phone and take notes at any time if you want.
Speaking of taking notes on mobile phones, I recently experienced an amazing mobile note-taking application - Atomic Notes of OriginOS Ocean. The excellence of Atomic Note lies in its powerful typesetting capabilities, which is also one of its most significant features that distinguishes it from similar products on the market. The significance of typesetting is that having fun alone is not as good as having fun with everyone. Atomic Notes is no longer limited to allowing you to digest and absorb the content of your notes alone, but can also make it easier for others to understand your notes.
What would it be like if I traveled back to my student days and used Atomic Notes to summarize knowledge points?
Atomic Notes, a combination of word and PPT
Open the Atomic Notes of OriginOS Ocean, and you will find that it has a built-in "Hi, Welcome to Atomic Notes" note. You only need to click on it and read it again, and you can basically understand the atom. I have a pretty good understanding of notes, which is very friendly for users who are trying Atomic Notes for the first time.
I personally think that the editing interface design of Atom Notes is quite reasonable. The layout function buttons are concentrated at the top of the screen, and the input interface is at the bottom of the screen. This design can avoid accidentally touching the typesetting function keys when entering text content.
In the process of inputting text, when you need to modify the previous content, the cursor positioning is also very fast and precise, and the experience is very good.
Normally, when we move a piece of text on a mobile phone, the general steps may be as follows: long press the screen → call out the function menu → slide the cursor to select a piece of text → cut or copy → click the location you want to move to → paste . It sounds a bit cumbersome, but the operation will only be more cumbersome, because the touch screen of most mobile phones does not provide a very good experience in text positioning.
3x speed
The power of Atomic Note is that when moving an entire paragraph of text, the experience can be the same as moving an entire paragraph of text in Word. Just select → drag, which only requires two steps. The specific operation is to slide left (right) to select a paragraph, and press and drag to move it. Isn't it much more convenient and faster?
After we finish editing the text, we can use the built-in typesetting effects of Atomic Note to beautify the content of the note. With just a few simple steps, you can have a unique note.
After some experience, OriginOS Ocean’s Atomic Notes feels a bit like a combination of word and PPT. It has as powerful text editing capabilities as word, and has beautification capabilities similar to PPT. At this time, I began to think that Atomic Note had become the best note-taking application on mobile phones. In order to verify my point of view, I found iPhone 13 Pro Max, Huawei Mate 40 Pro+ and Xiaomi 11, and compared them with the note-taking applications that come with their systems and Atomic Notes. A brief review of
mainstream system note-taking applications, which one is the best?
is first of all the text editing interface. The interface designs of iOS Notes, Hongmeng Notes and MIUI Notes are basically the same, and the typesetting function area is located above the input method.The interface designs cannot be said to be exactly the same. It can only be said that the designers have the same ideas and all thought together. Among them, the "Previous" and "Next" buttons are not found in the iOS memo editing interface, while Hongmeng Notes and MIUI Notes place the "Previous" and "Next" buttons in the upper right area of the screen. During the text editing process You need to move your fingers away from the keyboard area to click on these two buttons, which easily creates a sense of fragmentation.
Editing interface from left to right: Atomic Notes, iOS Memo, Hongmeng Memo, MIUI Note
In terms of moving the entire text, the operation steps of these three note-taking applications have been mentioned above. You need to press and hold the screen → call out the function menu → Slide the cursor to select a piece of text→cut or copy→click the location you want to move to→paste. The operation is not as convenient as Atomic Notes.
is about typesetting capabilities. iOS Memo gave me a lot of surprises. It has built-in title styles such as main title, subtitle, subtitle, etc. It can also easily add various serial numbers. For summary type text content, this I personally think my typesetting ability is very strong. However, since I have experienced the layout capabilities of Atomic Notes before, the layout effect of iOS memos seems a bit crude at this time.
I personally think that the typesetting capabilities of MIUI Notes and Hongmeng Notes are weaker than those of iOS Notes, and both have obvious shortcomings. For example, MIUI Notes does not support text color adjustment (it may be that I have not found the adjustment entrance), Hongmeng Notes does not support text color adjustment. When enlarging or bolding the title font of a memo, you need to select the text in advance, which is a bit cumbersome.
Taken together, Atomic Notes, which has a more reasonable layout of the editing interface, more convenient editing operations, and stronger typesetting capabilities, can indeed be regarded as the best note-taking application on mobile phones.
Typesetting effects from left to right: Atomic Notes, iOS Memos, Hongmeng Memos, MIUI Notes
full scene-level coverage, you can take notes like this in the new era
In addition to using Atomic Notes to summarize knowledge points mentioned above, The application scenarios of Atomic Notes can be infinitely expanded. For example, during class, we can call the camera in Atomic Notes to shoot PPT and insert the photos into the notes simultaneously. If the PPT is pure text, we can also use the scanning function in Atomic Notes to directly convert the PPT into text and insert it into the notes. This is simply a note-taking tool in the new era!
In addition to pictures, Atomic Notes can also insert audio, or convert audio into text and import it into notes. It can be used for purposes such as meeting minutes. It can be called one of the tools for workers to get promoted and get a salary increase.
Compared with the era of taking notes with pen and paper, or using a computer, the efficiency improvement brought by OriginOS Ocean atomic notes can be called a revolution in productivity.
Another advantage of Atomic Note is that it supports cloud synchronization and multi-screen collaboration. Judging from the official information, the content of Atomic Notes on the mobile phone can be synchronized in real time through the Quantum Suite on the PC. It can also be synchronized from the mirror window of the mobile phone or the calendar, photo album, Atomic Reading and other applications on the PC. Drag files from multiple windows to Atomic Notes for editing, resulting in a more efficient note-taking experience.
Atomic Notes, the best note-taking application on mobile phones
As a netizen, I may be more familiar with Huawei , Xiaomi , these domestic mobile phone brands that are more popular on the Internet. As for vivo, OPPO, manufacturers that started off through offline channels and have become giants in the mobile phone industry, frankly speaking, I don’t know much about them. It wasn’t until I experienced Atomic Note that I realized that there was a reason why giants became giants. Atomic Note's concepts and innovations in text editing and typesetting can be said to coincide with the refined life attitude pursued by the current young user group. Being close to users is one of the secrets of vivo's success.In addition, Atomic Notes not only provides outstanding typesetting capabilities, the typesetting process can also make people feel relaxed. In just a few simple steps, ordinary text can be upgraded into an exquisite note, like art. Same.
Of course, it is not practical to change your mobile phone for a note-taking application. But from the built-in system applications of mobile phones, we can more or less see the pursuit of user experience by mobile phone manufacturers. At least so far, I am willing to pay to experience various unique applications on OriginOS Ocean, because I have not encountered a note-taking application that can bring me such a good experience like Atomic Note. In my mind, Atomic Notes has become the best note-taking app I have ever used on mobile phones, bar none.
