Microsoft has made available for immediate download the expected free versions of its OneNote note-taking app for Mac and desktop Windows.

OneNote is free for all users to download and work with, whether you're on a Mac, a PC, an iPhone or iPad, or an Android device.

Microsoft is looking to head off note-taking rival Evernote by introducing a free, full-fledged version of OneNote for Mac users.

Microsoft Corp. on Monday released a version of its OneNote note-taking software for Macs and added new features and a free tier for all of the software's users in moves clearly targeted at up-and ...

To reduce that confusion, Microsoft finally decoupled OneNote from Office and released free desktop versions for PCs and Macs.

The OneNote app for Mac is available as free download from the Mac App Store now. Microsoft’s official blog post announcing the new Mac app is here. Add 9to5Mac to your Google News feed.

Microsoft released a OneNote client for OS X and made the application free across all five large mobile and desktop operating systems. The OS X app was a hit, spiking to the top of the Mac App ...

This morning, Microsoft announced that it was making OneNote, its note-taking service that syncs across platforms, free. The PC app, the new Mac app, and a variety of small tools for the service ...

OneNote is the Great Organizer of Microsoft programs, ready to take almost any kind of content and make it available across multiple platforms. Here's how to get started.

OneNote Mobile for Android lets you create up to 500 notes for free. If you exceed that limit, you’ll need to upgrade to an unlimited OneNote plan via an in-app purchase of $5.

Microsoft’s OneNote, the note-taking and Web-clipping app for multiple devices, is now available as a free-to-use product for Windows and — for the first time — the Macintosh.