Despite the rise of digital notetaking tools, apps and tablets, millions still prefer low-tech ink and paper. Many of those who write and sketch by hand are die-hard Moleskine fans. With its rounded ...

Hard-drinking wordsmith Ernest Hemingway had one. So did Pablo Picasso. The leather-bound notepads made by Moleskine SpA are a staple in the arsenal of those in the creative industries. Yet young ...

Moleskine is adding a new, even smarter notebook to its Adobe-integrated Pen+ Ellipse system, with the Creative Cloud Connected pad delivering digital versions of hand-drawn graphics in real time. The ...

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The set consists of a special Moleskine notebook, an iPad app, and a Bluetooth pen. With it, anything you write in the Moleskine will be copied instantly to your iPad (where it can be shared via email ...

Can the iconic notebook company lure more customers with lifestyle accessories? CEO Arrigo Berni reckons so. It’s nothing more than a little black book with an elastic string. The cover is actually ...

Long gone are the days that I'd practice my cursive for hours on end. Now, as my fingers canter clumsily across the keyboard, I regularly wonder whether bothering to develop this skill in the first ...

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If you buy something from a Verge link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Adobe and Moleskine have teamed up again to launch the Creative Cloud Connected Moleskine Paper ...

Take a coffee break in any hipster café around the world, and it generally won’t take long to spot someone self-consciously scribbling deep thoughts or sketching out grand plans in a Moleskine ...

The simplest mods always turn out to be the coolest, check out this one submitted to the Make Flickr Pool by user Shozcorp. He used a Moleskine notebook to house a 3.5 inch hard drive, which he uses ...