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Originally Posted by Jmirko
And yes, handwriting recognition should be on the roadmap! Users could search all of their notes, not only the file names.
2. Make the hardware powerful enough for mainstream note-taking apps. Google Keep, Microsoft OneNote, and Evernote are very well known in the market, and all of them support handwriting recognition in one way or another.
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It's all about the slow hardware. I had Samsung Galaxy Note, there was the hand writing recognition but I never really used it - it was not precise or smart enough. I had to do very careful slow writing to make it understand me. When I upgraded to Galaxy Note 3 I use the stylus a lot - hand writing is smoothly interpreted to typed text. I think that the app also does a lot of learning, prediction and correction of my ugly scribbling. Now I can write email much faster with the stylus than the onscreen android keyboard. I am sure it is all thanks to upgrading from dual core 1.4GHz to quad core 2.3GHz.