For example:
On to Don't Forget the Milk (DFTM). A very well designed and functional note-taker, I'm fairly impressed. I didn't like creating an account, but it was cool to see that by doing so, I could share my notes on social media (not sure why...) and DFTM even e-mailed me a silly reminder I gave myself. If I were to chose a note-taking app, this would probably be it.
Lastly I decided to try the Dragon Dictation App. I like being able to dictate notes and even more so on a tablet or smartphone. Dragon is very simple and easy to use...but it suffers from the same issues as most voice recognition software I've ever tried: way too many mistakes! I'd take as much time editing as I would just t(ap)yping the darned thing out!
In the end, I'm not much of a note-taker anyway. In my job it's not a bad idea, but I don't need to do it much at this point, maybe that will change someday. If I decide to become a note-taker with my tablet, I might just use the native/built-in app on my and my work's iPads. I don't need anything fancy and it's already there.