Ever since Bill Gates singled out my use of a Tablet PC in a speech in Seattle in May, I’ve been barraged with e-mail from people asking me about the software I used to take handwritten notes on the ...

OneNote, outclassed ...

Thanks to a new offering through its OneNote note-taking product, Microsoft could make “my dog ate my homework” a thing of the past. The company unveiled the new OneNote Class Notebook Creator app ...

OneNote for Mac was released as a free app by Microsoft this morning. Microsoft this morning released a long-awaited version of its OneNote software for Mac, made the existing Windows PC version free, ...

OneNote for Windows 10 loses support at the same time as the OS New OneNote on Windows app replaces it with new features Users can update by using the in-app migration ribbon Microsoft has warned ...

Microsoft OneNote is the company’s cloud-enabled note-taking software. It’s a one-stop shop for small bits of information from all over your digital life. It’s ideal for things like personal reminders ...

Microsoft today released a new tool that will make it easier for users of Evernote’s note-taking service to make the transition to rival application OneNote, a part of the Microsoft Office suite. The ...

With all of the college students these days having laptops, one of the little known accessories out there is Microsoft OneNote. I would recommend it highly for any college student who intends to use ...

You can use your OneNote notebook to organize things you find when searching the Internet. For example, open a Web page and select some content from that page. Copy it, and then paste it into the ...

OneNote is one of the few Microsoft apps that Mac users seem to have actually been pining for. Like aging pro wrestlers, Excel, Powerpoint and Word have become bloated, slow and boorish over the years ...

Notes can take many forms. Microsoft’s OneNote software is designed to help you compile all kinds of info – from text to graphics files – into a single convenient interface. This guide will help you ...

Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, Josh wrote about everything from new Web start-ups, to remote-controlled robots that watch your house. Prior to joining CNET, Josh ...