Microsoft Onenote

After a bit of testing with Windows Insiders, the latest big update for OneNote is now rolling out to everyone on Windows 10 with an updated design and much more.

Microsoft recently announced a redesigned OneNote would start rolling out on all platforms soon, and now it looks like Windows Insiders on the Fast ring are getting their first taste.

Microsoft has announced that it is bringing Immersive Reader to both Outlook on the web and OneNote for Windows 10.

Microsoft has taken to a new blog post to detail a somewhat redesigned OneNote that will be rolling out to all platforms soon.

A fairly big update to the OneNote app for Windows 10 is now available, ushering in a smattering of handy new features across the board.

If you need a little help with your math homework, OneNote has picked up a relatively small, but pretty useful graphing update on Windows 10.

Windows Insiders on the Slow ring are getting access to a batch of handy new features in OneNote now rolling out with the latest version of the app.

OneNote users are in for a treat with the app’s latest update, which brings password protected notes, a new beta features toggle in settings, and much more.

Windows Insiders on the Fast ring can now check out a handful of nifty new features to make their way to the latest version of the universal OneNote app on Windows 10.

Evernote is going back on controversial planned changes to its privacy policy, but you should still move your stuff to OneNote.