• Using Onenote On Iphone
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On your iPhone, tap the Settings app. Swipe down to the alphabetical list of installed apps and then tap the OneNote icon. In the OneNote options, under the Reset heading, tap Reset OneNote. In the Reset OneNote options, tap to enable the Delete All Notebooks option, and then also tap to enable the Delete Login Credentials option. Get OneNote for free! Works on Windows 7 or later and OS X Yosemite 10.10 or later.

Microsoft’s note-taking application

With so many productivity and memorization apps out there, Microsoft had to jump on the bandwagon. OneNote has strong links to their OneDrive application, allowing you to synchronize all your data through a single suite.

A digital notebook

OneNote is a text app by Microsoft which enables you to make various kinds of visual and textual notes for free.

The basic structure of OneNote features excellent organization. The application allows you to create individual notebooks and group your information in them into sections. Every section comes with a different bundle of pages for easy organization.

Moreover, you may save the notes to the cloud, which allows you to synchronize data across devices. As a bonus, the app works on a variety of platforms, ensuring a high level of functionality and productivity.

The notebooks can also get divided into color-coded pages and sections for ease of access. Apart from text, the application supports video and voice input, even featuring its built-in video recorder.

If you're not so textual, OneNote allows you to draw and add online sources to your notes. There's a built-in word processor for formatting, too, and you can convert the handwritten text into a computer font for ease of coordination.

The interface is clean and streamlined, offering all the features you need several clicks away. The layout of the app resembles Microsoft Word, without the learning curve.

As the application comes from Microsoft, it will use OneDrive as Cloud storage. However, it doesn't limit the number of notebooks you create, which means that it's still highly organized, as long as you have enough storage space. You may also share your notes through the Cloud.

Where can you run this program?

You can run OneNote on iOS 12.1.2 and Mac OS X, as well as Android 9.0 and Windows 10.

Is there a better alternative?

Yes. If you’re not big on Microsoft, Evernote is the best free option for all kinds of notes, Standard Notes if your primary concern is security, and Notion if you’re working in a team.

Our take

OneNote is a great all-in-one tool for taking notes and keeping your ideas and info all in one place. However, if you’re not into full Microsoft integration, you may find it lacking.

Should you download it?

Yes, if you’re a Microsoft user already and need an app to keep track of the information you receive. Otherwise, you won’t find it very useful.

Highs

• Flexible options for note design
• User-friendly interface
• Synchronization and sharing options
• Various tools to facilitate note organization

Microsoft OneNote for iPhonefor iOS

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The iPad is a convenient note-taking tool for the classroom and boardroom alike. And while Apple’s own Notes app is more than equipped to handle any text you can throw at it, it lacks any breakthrough features to keep you coming back.

The last company I ever expected to boast about having a better iOS app than Apple is Microsoft, but that’s exactly what I’m about to do. Microsoft’s OneNote app is vastly better than the Notes app that comes installed on your iPhone and iPad. There, I said it.

How is it better? Glad you asked.

All it takes is a finger (or stylus)

There’s something intimate about seeing your own handwriting on a piece of paper, or in this case, a screen.

With OneNote for iPad, you can jot down notes, or circle and highlight important bits of information, as you would on a piece of paper. With options to change the marker type and color, you can get as fancy with notes as you’d like. Not to mention, the doodles you inevitably end up drawing in the margins will look better than ever.

All jokes aside, the ability to jot down notes without tapping away on a keyboard is a valuable feature OneNote excels at. The iPhone version of OneNote lacks this feature, but that makes sense given the smaller screen size—you wouldn’t really be able to see what you’re writing with your hand in the way.

It’s all searchable

The Notes app offers a search field to find information tucked away into a document, as does OneNote. But where OneNote pulls ahead of Notes is that a search also sorts through your handwritten notes, thanks to handwriting recognition.

The only downside is you need to have a data connection on your iOS device in order for OneNote to do its magic of deciphering your handwriting. So long as you have a data connection, your notes are fully searchable within a few minutes.

It even supports chicken scratches—I have horrible penmanship, and OneNote was able to easily identify my writing after my notes were processed.

You can add documents, files, and pictures

OneNote doesn’t stick to the tried and true single line format of text. If you want to place a bullet point list in the middle of your screen, with a photo next to it, go right ahead.

Additionally, you can add photos and attachments from outside sources such as OneDrive, Dropbox, and even iCloud Drive. Those attachments then become part of the page, with the potential to be manipulated and used as you see fit.

It’s multi-platform

While we would all love to exclusively use Apple products, it’s not always possible. With OneNote, it doesn’t matter what platform you find yourself using, your notes are there.

Using your Microsoft account, OneNote will sync your notebooks and pages across the cloud regardless of the platform your using. And OneNote is on all of them: Android, Windows, OS X, Chrome, Kindle tablets, and the web.

When you want to share a page, you can either share a link or export it as a PDF and email it from directly within OneNote.

Organize everything in notebooks

Instead of forcing you to manage a neverending list of documents, as Notes does, OneNote provides the option to create notebooks. For example, you can have one for work, school, your personal life, and maybe even a daydream notebook.

You can then add pages to each notebook, further organizing content within a category. This makes it even easier to sift and sort through.

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It’s just better

Microsoft has done a tremendous job with bringing OneNote to Apple products (amongst others). With frequent updates and feature additions, its clear OneNote has the advantage of Apple’s Notes. The five features named above only begin to scratch the surface of OneNote’s full capabilities.

For example, the Mac app recently gained the ability to record voice notes—hopefully we’ll see that feature brought to OneNote for iOS soon.

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While there’s something to be said about the simplistic approach Apple has taken with Notes, sometimes it’s just not enough.