Microsoft's OneNote was the first member of the Office family to arrive on tablets, with iOS and Android versions. Now it becomes the first part of Office to move from the desktop to the Windows 8 ...

Evernote and OneNote are two of the most popular note-taking apps available. Because they’re both available for a variety of platforms, many of us rely on them to sync our notes with multiple devices.

Microsoft OneNote has been one of our favorite note-taking apps for years, and it keeps getting better. The app is completely free to install on your Mac or Windows desktop and lets you format notes ...

In a not-so-surprising move, Microsoft is trying to streamline the number of different versions of OneNote it supports. As of later this year, when Office 2019 launches, Microsoft will be replacing ...

As predicted a week ago, Microsoft has just released a version of its OneNote client for OS X—it’s currently a free download in the Mac App Store, and it’s available for any Mac running OS X 10.9. The ...

For years, Microsoft OneNote has allowed you to record the audio of a meeting, then take notes, syncing the audio to your inked or typed notes for later review. Now Microsoft is doing that feature one ...

What’s the king of the note-taking apps? There are two leading contenders for the crown: Microsoft’s OneNote and the independent Evernote. Launched in 2003, OneNote was added to the Microsoft Office ...

OneNote is a Microsoft Office app similar to Evernote or Dropbox Paper, for taking notes and storing information. OneNote lets you create notebooks for different topics, with each notebook featuring ...

Microsoft’s OneNote is a surprisingly versatile tool for jotting down and organizing notes, random facts, and anything else that doesn’t fit into a spreadsheet or organized database. To keep it from ...