If you've been patiently waiting for a Microsoft note-taking app for Android, you're in luck.

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 OneNote is rolling out an update that adds a “Badge” to Android, enabling users to keep using OneNote without swapping apps.

Microsoft has just announced updates for its mobile OneNote apps for both iOS and Android, each available now in their respective app stores. On the iOS side, the iPhone and iPad versions have ...

Microsoft's OneNote app for Android has just received a significant update that adds a brand-new UI design for tablets and improved handwriting recognition, the company announced on the Office ...

Microsoft really wants you to use OneNote. The OneNote app for Android now has a button that hovers over your screen and is a lot like Facebook Chat Heads — remember those? This button, called ...

For starters, the OneNote app now supports Android's new split-screen mode that launched with Android 7 Nougat -- you can view the app side-by-side with other Office apps, or really any other app ...

Microsoft's newest version of OneNote for Android is optimized to work on tablets and adds support for digital inking. The 'modern' version of OneNote for Windows 8.x also is getting an update.

Microsoft has finally added the split-screen support to OneNote for Android, plus other new features.

The new OneNote Today widget on iPad Microsoft released an update to its OneNote apps for iOS and Android today. The iOS version is now universal, meaning it’s the same app for iPads and iPhones.

Suddenly OneNote for Android feels like OneNote. I downloaded the app onto our Galaxy Tab Pro, a large Android tablet with roughly the same dimensions of the Surface Pro 3 and a stylus to boot.

OneNote is a better note-taking app if you appreciate the ability to design your notes with a page designer, dragging elements onto the page like text boxes, images, and attachments.