Microsoft’s OneNote on Windows isn’t unified yet, but it is getting updated with new inking and AI-powered dictation and annotation features.
Microsoft has detailed some of the changes coming to its OneNote note-taking app. Microsoft this month has rolled out new inking capabilities, page-sorting options, and the ability to update the app while the device is locked. It’s also flagged upcoming features, AI dictation, as well as the ability to insert a picture from the camera and a new sharing experience. Microsoft, however, hasn’t completed the unification of its two OneNote apps available for Windows. One of them is installed with Office while the other OneNote for Windows 10 app is available in the Store. The idea is to create a single OneNote app for Windows, as ZDNet reported last August, but this is happening gradually over a 12-month period.
„We are unifying the two apps so you’ll have the simplicity of a single OneNote app on Windows. The OneNote app on Windows continues to get new features while absorbing key unique features of OneNote for Windows 10“, Microsoft explains in a blogpost.
