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Microsoft has announced on its Office blog several updates for the OneNote for Android app, as well as one feature that has made a return: voice recording. The company also stated that the focus was ...

Microsoft has introduced a version of its OneNote note-taking application optimized to work on Android tablets, with support for digital inking. The new application is available for download for free ...

Android tablet users now have a better note-taking app from Microsoft. The company announced today that it’s launching a new version of OneNote for phones and tablets running on Google’s operating ...

Hot on the heels of releasing a new version of OneNote for the Mac, Microsoft is pushing out some updates to its corresponding iOS and Android apps. For starters, there are no longer separate ...

Microsoft has released quite a number of major OneNote updates for Android, iOS, Windows and the web. If you're an Android user, you'll be able to quickly write down thoughts or copy-paste text even ...

Microsoft released OneNote for Android tablets today with handwriting input, bringing Android users closer to the OneNote experience the company envisioned for the Microsoft Surface. When the Surface ...

Word, Excel, and PowerPoint may get all the attention, but OneNote has quickly become the gem of the Microsoft Office suite. Microsoft is now extending the reach of OneNote with an app for Android ...

Microsoft really wants you to use OneNote. The OneNote app for Android now has a button that hovers over your screen and is a lot like Facebook Chat Heads — remember those? This button, called the ...

For the longest time, I had a love-hate relationship with OneNote on Android. While I relied on the desktop version for everything, the mobile felt cumbersome to my productivity. Every time a genius ...