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 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.

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Microsoft today announced OneNote for Windows is no longer a freemium ...

Good news for users of OneNote, Microsoft's note-taking app: its free version has gained the features previously available only in the paid premium version.

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

Honestly, we're a little surprised that it took this long for OneNote to land on OS X -- Microsoft's powerful tool for taking and organizing notes has been around for a decade now. Oddly it came ...

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

The free edition of OneNote comes with 15GB of cloud storage space through Microsoft’s OneDrive service, and lets you save your documents either to your computers hard drive or to your OneDrive ...

Well, here's something of a surprise -- Microsoft has just brought its OneNote app to the iPhone, and it's made it available as a free download "for a limited time" to boot. As with the Windows ...

Microsoft Boosts OneNote Accessibility, Offers Free Accessibility Training Course for Educators By David Nagel 05/18/17 Microsoft has unveiled new accessibility features for OneNote, the company's ...

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 ...