OneNote
OneNote is a product of Microsoft, the American software giant whose Windows operating system powers the majority of the world’s PCs. Save for its core operating system, Microsoft has also developed a vast collection of consumer software, including OneNote, some of which are free to use. Microsoft released the first version of OneNote in 2003 to a positive reception. That version was available only on the Windows operating system. In 2011, Microsoft released the first mobile version of the note-taking app on the iOS platform. A year later, it debuted an Android version. In 2014, the company released a OneNote app for the macOS operating system. It also launched a cloud-based version of OneNote shortly after, but with limited features compared to the native apps. (Image credit: Microsoft) OneNote: Plans and pricing There’s a free version of the OneNote app that anyone can use. But, this version provides only 5GB of storage and lacks specific features, such as stickers and...