The iPad is a device that many professionals use when they work. Its performance is stronger than that of mobile phones, and its portability is better than that of computers, so it has become a good helper for professionals. Some memos and plans can be recorded on the iPad through the sticky notes software. How to check the content of the memo on the iPad on the mobile sticky notes?
When Xue Peng is at work, he often goes out to work. When working outside, he always wears an iPad issued by the company. Although the iPad is issued to him, this iPad can only be used during company working hours. Take it home. So Xue Peng has always wanted to find a sticky note software that can record things on the iPad, and then go home to check the recorded content with his mobile phone.
Many people gave him the idea to use the same iCloud account on the iPad and his mobile phone, so that he can record the content with his own memo and view it on his mobile phone. However, Xue Qiang’s mobile phone is not an iPhone. It's an Android phone. Xue Qiang is really reluctant to buy an Apple phone for this.
In order to solve this problem, Xue Qiang posted a help post in the IT forum he often visited. Under the recommendation of the great gods, Xue Qiang used the sticky note software dedicated to sign. I chose this note software because it has a very user-friendly multi-terminal synchronization function, which supports Apple mobile phones, Android mobile phones, iPads, Macs, Windows PCs and web pages.
With the multi-terminal synchronization function of Jingyesign, users can log in to their own Jingyesign account on the iPad to edit and store content. These data will be automatically synchronized to the cloud server. After returning home, they can log in to the same Jingyesign account through their mobile phone. Let's check the content of the dedicated sign on the iPad.
If you also want to view the contents of the sticky notes on the iPad on your mobile phone, using a dedicated stick is a very good choice. The content on the iPad's own memo can also be manually imported into the dedicated sign, and log in to the same dedicated sign account on other operating terminals to view.