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Microsoft and Google offer lightweight yet capable word-processing software (OneNote and Google Docs). However, not everyone wants full-blown word editor like Microsoft Word and Apple Pages. That’s why some Microsoft and Google productivity su

When it comes to taking notes, Microsoft’s OneNote offers just about everything you’d need. On the platform, you can take notes quickly, move them around in any order, and even categorize them into multiple notebooks. If you have a touch

Unlike Google that has different apps for almost the same thing, Microsoft has stayed away from that behavior. But looks like things are changing somewhat. I’m talking about the two note-taking apps — Whiteboard and OneNote, which seem similar, a

OneNote is a powerful note-taking app with several features baked into it. The new version of OneNote looks more promising with dark mode and Sticky Notes integration working flawlessly. One often overlooked function is PDF files and all the things y

Microsoft has created a mess with multiple Office products that mostly perform the same thing, but have different names. Case in point is OneNote.

Microsoft OneNote often makes the list of best note-taking apps irrespective of which blog you land on, and for a good reason. You can create text, voice, video notes and attach pretty much any file right inside a note. But there are other features h

Microsoft OneNote has been around for a couple of decades. However, Microsoft has been offering two versions — Office 365 and UWA — of its popular note-taking service in the last few years. The Office 365 version works just like the previous ver

Microsoft OneNote has been around for about 15 years now and is one of the most powerful note-taking apps. That said, it has been losing customers to the competition gradually. One of them is Evernote which was the darling child of the Silicon Valley

When it comes to note-taking applications, the majority sticks to what their device offers out of the box. Apple integrates Apple Notes in iPhone, while Microsoft used to provide OneNote on Windows devices.

OneNote is one of the oldest note-taking apps on the web. Microsoft was keeping its users happy with this notebook style app before other robust solutions like Evernote and to-do lists apps like Google Tasks or Microsoft To Do existed. Dropbox Paper

OneNote is simply fantastic at what it offers. The ability to take notes quickly, move them around in any order, and categorize items across multiple notebooks is truly amazing. Not so much if you are a grammar nazi, though. Quickly take a bunch of n

Are you looking for note-taking apps on Android that organize notes in folders? Are you searching for a folder system on notes app for easy organization? You have come to the right place.

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Evernote recently changed their premium pricing structure and people are probably now looking for alternatives. Previously, one year of Evernote Plus was billed at $2.99 per month or $24.99 per year. But now it’s $34.99 every year. Same i

It depends on your usage and just how involved you are in the Windows ecosystem, but for power users, OneNote is a really powerful tool. If you’re like me and you mainly write in plain text and don’t need all the organization features, you might

Over the past year, Microsoft has been consciously unbundling OneNote from their Office Suite. Now, it’s a completely standalone service backed by OneDrive and available on all major platforms – Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, Windows Phone,

There’s no shortage of scanner apps in this world. And they keep getting better with each update. CamScanner takes the lead with its intelligent scanning features and its support for Google Drive and other cloud storage services. The app is av

Microsoft’s OneNote is an interesting and feature-rich note-taking application from the Redmond giant. You can draw on the page, insert images and files, and paste text and links among other things. While it’s very robust, it can still take

Taking screenshots is a way to capture and preserve information that we know would expire sooner or later. And generally, we do it so that we can make it part of some documentation . However, there are just too many steps (print screen, crop, edit,

What sets OneNote apart from the other note-capturing tools (other than its Office interface) out there is its ability to organize notes in documents that can look completely different from each other. The interface has beautiful templates , allows