Pulling the pen out of its hiding place triggers a feature called Air Command, which is a semi-circular menu that pops up and gives you a few quick options: Action Memo, Scrapbook, Screen Write, S Finder and Pen Window. Action Memo lets you write stuff and then use it to initiate an action.
Scrap Booker allows users to add pieces of your screen to… a Scrapbook. The Scrapbook allows you to gather information, categorize it and even save the metadata.
Say for example, you list a product on Flipkart, and everything found within your highlighted area gets added to the Scrapbook. The Note's search capability is S Finder, which lets you search through handwritten notes on your phone, as well as websites, pictures, media and anything else you've saved.
Screen Write lets you start writing on the screen wherever you are. And the Pen Window pops up once you hover with your S-Pen over a text field so you can enter handwritten text.
Another exciting addition to Note 3 is the Pen Window. It doesn't matter which app you're in, simply select the Pen Window app and draw a rectangle.
You can then open other apps in that window rather than having to move from app to app. It is a great asset in the productivity arsenal. S Note has also been upgraded to include Evernote syncing, better cropping and and better organised notes.
Samsung KNOX, Samsung's security software comes as part of the Note protecting business users from hacking and malware. This one's been approved by the Pentagon so it must be great.
