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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.

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

A week ago, word leaked that Microsoft was preparing to release free versions of OneNote for Mac and for the Windows desktop. On March 17, Microsoft delivered both versions of its electronic ...

Microsoft is continuing to bang the OneNote note-taking drum. The company is preparing to release a free, full-fledged OneNote for Mac application "soon," according to my sources. The Verge's Tom ...

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.

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 OneNote team program manager Brad ...

Microsoft has released OneNote for the iPhone. Now I can continue to reference and edit my OneNote notebooks whether I'm on my desktop, laptop, or iPhone.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — 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 ...

Free version of Microsoft's note-taking app is now available for Mac sans support for SharePoint and integration with Outlook Microsoft’s OneNote, the note-taking and Web-clipping app for multiple ...

Microsoft is making the complete version of its new notetaking application, OneNote 2003, available as a free, 60-day evaluation edition in an effort to promote one of the newest members of the Office ...

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.