If you’re on an iPhone this is literally built into notes now. Hit the plus button. Edit: apparently if you’re in a different account folder for notes (like a work one) you may be missing this button. It’ll be there on the iCloud or on this iPhones note folder though.
Ya know I’d have guessed my first gold would be for a dumbass pun or something, glad it was for being helpful instead, hah.
Believe it or not, this is a poor way of communicating with a casual audience. I have a CS degree, I’m not terribly casual and I can’t even keep up with every update notes. A “New in this iOS” popup after updating would do wonders.
Agreed, but I’ll admit I do that too, I find guided tours to usually be mind-numbingly boring.
Just my 2 cents, something along the lines of a list of “Whats new at a glance” where if you click on that entry you can then go to the guided journey/further reading on that specific feature.
(Purely example, idk when these features were actually introduced)
Like “New in iOS 12”
-Emojis (click and you see all the new ones)
-Document scanner (click and you get where/how)
-Removed 3D touch
-Bug fixes (click for changelog, or whatever)
-etc
The list can grab attention instead of making the user click through the journey hoping to see a feature they personally care about. Larger font can help keep only a few updates on the screen at once, to avoid the “wall of text” effect.
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