Continuing our Samsung Galaxy Note tips and tricks, we are looking closely at the new S-Memo, which works well with the Samsung Galaxy Note’s widescreen and the S-Pen to jot down important notes and reminders.
Converting Handwriting into Text
When you are bored with typing or dislike the moment when you can’t get the right letter, try S-Memo to convert handwriting into text.
1. Launch S-Memo on the screen
2. Type in anything on the screen using S-Pen
3. Press menu button on the Samsung Galaxy Note
4. Tap on Handwriting to Text
5. The Samsung Galaxy Note will convert the writing into text and allows you to check for errors.
S-Memo also allows you to draw around on your personal memo. There are four different drawing modes – pen, pencil, paintbrush and highlighter. It also allows you to include pictures, sound clips and a map from Google maps.
Finally there is also an option to share your memo with your friends. Tap the menu button and press “share via” and start sharing out with your friends.
Converting Handwriting into Text
When you are bored with typing or dislike the moment when you can’t get the right letter, try S-Memo to convert handwriting into text.
1. Launch S-Memo on the screen
2. Type in anything on the screen using S-Pen
3. Press menu button on the Samsung Galaxy Note
4. Tap on Handwriting to Text
5. The Samsung Galaxy Note will convert the writing into text and allows you to check for errors.
S-Memo also allows you to draw around on your personal memo. There are four different drawing modes – pen, pencil, paintbrush and highlighter. It also allows you to include pictures, sound clips and a map from Google maps.
Finally there is also an option to share your memo with your friends. Tap the menu button and press “share via” and start sharing out with your friends.
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