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Productivity

The iPad isn't all fun and games--sometimes you do need to sit down and crank out some work. Whether it's taking notes, writing a paper, or working on a presentation, these apps will help you achieve your goals.

  • Paper

    Paper

    Sketch your ideas on this interactive canvas anywhere and anytime. Winner of the 2012 Apple Design Award, Paper lets you draw, illustrate, and make diagrams on the go. Having Paper is like having your entire creative library on hand. Organize your notes and sketches in different books.

    The app is free to use but throwing in a few extra bucks will unlock an arsenal of premium tools such as different types of pens and brushes as well as a color wheel. Read full review

  • Evernote

    Evernote

    iOS recently went through a major overhaul of its interface, but Evernote's core functionality on the iPad remains intact. Write notes and documents, add basic formats, take photo snapshots and voice notes, and organize your entries into custom notebooks.

    Taking some inspiration from its desktop counterpart, Evernote for iPad uses a stacked card interface that reminds us of an open filing cabinet. The act of switching between notes and notebooks is impressively fluid. Page Camera mode also lets you convert physical documents into digital notes that you can save to your Evernote collection. Read full review

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