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Ever since the first iPhone, there has been a \u201cNotes\u201d application. However, the ability to save and manage notes has always been fairly minimal. Now, with iOS4, Gmail users can easily manage their notes, even across multiple Gmail accounts.<\/p>\n
One of the apps that is seemingly unchanged from the very first iPhone release is the Notes app. While it fulfills the basic functions of a notepad, many users want more functionality. Specifically, people want a good way to save and manage their notes. Up until recently, your only options were emailing directly from the Notes app, or syncing with iTunes.<\/p>\n iOS4 users who have Gmail accounts will notice a few new settings. Amongst those is the ability to individually toggle mail, calendar, and notes syncing. If you turn on notes syncing, all of your notes will automatically be copied to your Gmail account. Once they are synced however, they may be difficult to find.<\/p>\n To find notes inside Gmail, look for a \u201cNotes\u201d label on the left side of the sceen. If it is not visible, the label may be hidden. Click on the link that says \u201cX Number<\/em> more\u201d (in the above screen shot it indicates \u201c3 more\u201d) to pull up the list of all labels. Once you click on the \u201cNotes\u201d label, you should see all of your notes copied over from your device. The synchronization is done over-the-air, meaning it does not require an iTunes sync to copy them to Gmail.<\/p>\n![\"](\"http:\/\/wp.appadvice.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/06\/p_480_320_DE6437D4-D5FB-47FE-B4E5-965A4120DD52.jpeg\" "\\"How")
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