Notion, on the other hand, looks and feels outdated. One has to be really picky to find a reason to complain.Īs you may know, the app follows the physical cabinet concept with the organization via Notebooks and Tags. The swiping gesture takes you to the all notes section. All the relevant options rest at the bottom. The app is fluid and animations are a joy to use. App SizeĮvernote weights around 126MB while Notion is surprisingly tenth of size at 12.6MB.Įvernote’s years of experience becomes apparent here. No need to worry about accessing your notes on any platform. Notion has carried over the UI elements from iOS to Android, so it doesn’t feel native at all. Notion is also available on iOS, Android, Windows, and Mac. Every app is a native one specifically designed for a particular platform. Cross-Platform AvailabilityĮvernote is available on Android, iOS, Apple Watch, Mac and Windows. I think 3-4 years for a tablet cycle it about right.In this post, we will compare Evernote to Notion to see if the new kid in town is as good as they say or is it yet another ‘Grass is greener on the other side’ situation. If I get enough money I will probably upgrade. I'm waiting out for the iPad5/iPad Mini later this fall. It just seems iOS 5 wasn't build for the iPad 1 that or 256MB RAM is just too little for what I need.
I noticed a big difference in loading times. Using old versions of apps like iWork, Evernote, iBooks, etc. Noticed a big difference in Safari/Mail, iTunes/App Store, and games like Infinity Blade. but none of them worked.ĭowngrading to iOS 4.3.3 I have to say I truly felt the speed coming back in my iPad 1.
I wanted these apps to run better/crash less so I did a fresh restore (maybe about 15 times in the past 2 months), disabled iCloud, multitasking gestures, etc. I've seen more and more apps being redesigned to take advantage of newer devices specs (ex. Although I had iOS 5.1.1 stock for a long time, I noticed more and more apps requiring either iOS 6 or having at least an iPad 2 or running really slow/crashing.
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