The first experience of Apple's "notebook" application

CTOnews.com, October 27 (Xinhua)-- Apple has finally released the "notebook" app in an update to iOS 17. 2 Beta 1 released today. Foreign science and technology media MacRumors shared the preliminary experience.

CTOnews.com attached the official Apple introduction to the app as follows:

Notebook App is a new way to review and revisit your special moments *. You can easily record your thoughts on life's major events or daily trivialities; add photos, music, recordings, and other materials to any notebook to make the content more detailed; and mark important moments and review them later. Discover new insights or set new goals.

When users open the notebook app, they can see a very simple user interface with a "+" button at the bottom, which can be clicked to add new content.

When users open the app for the first time, they will see a pop-up notification that allows users to decide which mobile phone information to call (including media, photos and important locations such as exercise activities, podcasts and music). So that users can prompt for relevant content during use.

Users can turn the relevant options on and off under "Notebook suggestions" under "Privacy and Security" in the settings application.

You can choose to write whatever you like, or you can choose from Apple tips based on your device usage. These tips include inviting you to reflect on your day, recall a new idea, think about what makes you smile, think about what you can do to improve your life, and so on.

Notebook applications support text, pictures, location information, and recordings, can be sorted by date, and support bookmarks for subsequent search.

In terms of security, in order to protect the security of related content, users can set to enable Face ID scanning in order to unlock and enter the application.