These exquisitely designed digital journals will get anyone’s creative juices flowing. Photo: Graham Bower/Cult of Mac Looking for some fun stuff to do with your Apple Pencil? Then you should ...

Paper by FiftyThree might not make you a good artist, but it does make it fun and easy. Photo: Ian Fuchs/Cult of Mac For the past several years, the iPad has served as a tool to digitize the analog ...

iOS: Paper is a fantastic drawing app on the iPad, and today it launches on the iPhone for the first time. Paper Is a Drop-Dead Gorgeous App for Drawing and Taking Notes on the iPad Read More Paper is ...

Pencil, FiftyThree's new iPad pen, is now on sale. It was created by the same company that launched Paper, the acclaimed iPad drawing app. To activate Pencil on your iPad simply open the Paper app and ...

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iOS: Paper is easily one of the best drawing apps on iOS, and recent updates have added in the ability to write to-do lists and other notes. Those new features were welcome, but made it a little tough ...

One of the iPad’s best-loved apps, Paper, is becoming that little bit more attractive today with the announcement that its full set of drawing tools will be bundled into the free app. Previously ...

Ever since Apple introduced the iPhone 6 Plus, fans of FiftyThree’s iPad drawing app Paper have been clamoring for its release on iPhone. Now, just ahead of the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus’ official release ...

Microsoft’s Office suite already has a popular note-taking app with OneNote, but today the company is turning its attention to how note-taking should work on tablets that support stylus and ...

FiftyThree today announced an update to its popular drawing and illustration app Paper that will give users of the app free access to every tool and feature previously locked behind an in-app purchase ...

But how? Why? What drove Paper’s parent company FiftyThree to make this business decision? Talking to Georg Petschnigg, CEO and co-founder of the company, he gave me a short answer and a long answer.