I use Notetaker HD. Super stable and you van annotate PDFs. I use it mostly for handwritten notes but you can also type and draw.

Originally Posted by JFrazier

Does anyone know if there is note taking app where you can import an email or other document to edit in note taking? I have several apps that export but can't find one that imports. Thanks!

Docstogo works well for me

Originally Posted by johnhyunyoon

Docstogo works well for me

Thanks, I should have specified that I also need to be able to edit on the documents with a stylus-- the app needs to be capacitative.

Originally Posted by JFrazier

Thanks, I should have specified that I also need to be able to edit on the documents with a stylus-- the app needs to be capacitative.

Oops. Then I concur...notetakers hd

I use audio note. It is the best app period no bull. With audio note you can record your professors talk while you are able to type as well as draw shapes and objects if needed. You can highlight key points and much much more. I am a freshman in college and I personally think that it works like a charm. In addition, I have a Zagg portfolio case with bluetooth key board. I really recommend getting some type of fast working bluetooth key board for college. trying to type on the ipad 2 is great and convenient, but you need something fast to talk notes and jot stuff down with. I got my ipad 2 for free from my church and I bought my keyboard with case for $50 dollars off of craigslist. Lastly, If you don't decided to get the audio note app at least get the Pages app. It really comes in handy.
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sincerely,

Aaron B.

i like notetaker hd myself. but, notes plus is best for the original poster's needs, because it can record.

i think i would recommend notetaker hd and record the notes separately if you can (recorder pro does this in the background). notes plus is nice, but i don't feel it is as accurate, and i find it a little frustrating sometimes.

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Originally Posted by Hasty

Mashable's website has an article on the 15 essential apps for students.

Back to School: 15 Essential iOS Apps for Students
Most have iPad equivalents.

Thanks! There are so many useful stuffs in that link!!