Earlier this year, Samsung revealed the Samsung Galaxy NotePro, an Android tablet featuring a 12.2-inch display, versatile screen, and includes the Samsung S Pen. The Samsung Galaxy NotePro lets you toggle between apps, and you can view multiple windows, making this Android tablet a perfect match for productivity. We’ve rounded up the top 5 best apps for the Samsung Galaxy NotePro that will enhance your experience.
1. Dropbox
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Dropbox is one of the more well-known cloud storage services for consumers and professionals. You can flip through photo albums, edit and share important documents, and email attachments straight from Dropbox. Even if you lose your device, your personal data will be safe in Dropbox. Dropbox gives users 2GB of free cloud storage. You can download Dropbox from the Google Play Store here.
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2. EasilyDo Smart Assistant
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EasilyDo is a personal assistant app created by EasilyDo Inc. Straight from the EasilyDo application, it allows users to connect to Facebook, Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, LinkedIn, Twitter and more. Monitor important emails, receive birthday notification reminders, and the app will warn you when bad weather is on its way. EasilyDo is a must-have app if you’re looking for a personal assistant. You can download EasilyDo Smart Assistant from the Google Play Store here.
3. Flipboard
Flipboard lets you catch up on the news you care about. Simply pick a few topics and flip through world news, music, film, travel, photography and more. Add Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr and see updates and photos from your friends. Collect your favorite articles and create your own magazine magazine on Flipboard. You can download Flipboard Android app from the Google Play Store here.
4. Evernote
Evernote is the best note taking app. The app has everything you need to be productive, such as being able to organize information from notebooks and sharing them with others. You can also use an automated transcription service that will turn speech into text. Evernote’s free service offers 60MB per month, but if you’re looking for more storage space, a premium version with 16GB of space will cost you $45 annually. You can download Evernote from the Google Play Store here.
5. Sketchbook Mobile
SketchBook Mobile is a drawing application developed by Autodesk Inc. SketchBook Mobile offers a set of sketching tools to produce artwork-on-the-go.Using multi-touch, you can move, scale, and rotate layers. Sketchbook Mobile also lets you use a photo from your phone and draw over it with your S Pen. You can purchase SketchBook Mobile from the Google Play Store here.
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