Apple Journal is coming to iPad and Mac this year, and it's bringing these 6 exciting new features for you to up your diary game.

No Journal for iPad or Mac, and if you dreamed of journaling in your Vision Pro from Bora Bora, you’re out of luck. Here’s everything new coming to the Journal app for iPhone in iOS 18 ...

That’s where the Forever Notes Journal comes in. Designed specifically for Apple Notes, this digital journaling system offers a fresh, approachable way to capture your daily reflections, track ...

Apple has officially launched its Journal app with the release of iOS 17.2, the tech giant announced on Monday. The new app, which was first announced at WWDC in June, is designed to encourage ...

Note-taking on a Mac can be deeply personal, and the experience is heavily defined by the app you use. Both Apple and Google have strong contenders, and both are free to use.

Journal allows iPhone users to log their daily activities, thoughts, and feelings into one app. Journal is Apple's initiative to use digital devices to maintain one's mental and physical health.

One of Apple’s newest apps, Journal, arrived last year as an iPhone exclusive with lots of potential. iOS 18 builds on that foundation, bringing upgrades to Journal in a variety of key ways.

Apple Journal is live in iOS 17.2. Photo: Florence Ion / Gizmodo There are plenty of things to like about the latest iOS 17.2 update. For one, iPhone 15 Pro users are getting telephoto camera ...

Imagine turning everyday experiences — a photo, a song, a quiet moment — into something worth remembering. With Apple's Journal app, you can do just that, but only on your iPhone.

Journal for iPad follows much the same format as its iPhone counterpart – it’s a place to store memories, jot down notes, add photos, and, on iPad specifically, write and sketch with Apple Pencil.

If you've ever wanted to create a new note in the Apple Notes app almost instantly, your iPad can do that — with the help of an Apple Pencil. Here's how.