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One of my friends has just become a head teacher for the first time and she asked me if there were any decent handwriting recognition apps on the iPad which would enable her to turn her handwriting into text to save typing up notes after her meetings. I thought carefully about this and nothing sprung to mind, certainly nothing which would beat the performance of her Galaxy Note and S-pen. Handwritten note taking is really the one weak link that the iPad has and although styluses have come a long way recently, I wasn’t so sure about handwriting recognition. After a search online, I found three contenders for the iPad crown; Notes Plus, WritePad Pro and MetaMojiNote. Here they are, in order of greatness.
Before the bulk of this round up, I’d like to say that I am not expecting any handwriting engine to be 100{813a954d5e225a1509f22204ece89c855080ce25555f20805f61bed63cbfde3b} successful in recognising handwriting, as this sort of…
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