I tried the latest slates from Amazon, Kobo, Remarkable and more. Which one ranks as the top option for notes?

I really like the Scribe, pricey and limited though it may be. The question is whether you should choose an iPad instead.

There is a free version and a free trial, although these are pretty limited in our experience ... Content can also be changed, such as altering the font, color, and the text itself.

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If you’re brave enough to enable Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) in Microsoft Word and wade through its security warnings, you can now play Doom right inside your word processor. To make ...

Microsoft Word remains king of the word processors, and while it definitely has some stylistic choices that may push some away, its combination of affordability and flexibility makes it tough to beat.

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In a nutshell: Netherlands-based software engineer Wojciech Graj has created another unusual port of the iconic first-person shooter Doom, ingeniously embedding it within a Microsoft Word document.

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