Microsoft's Beloved Note-Taking Tool OneNote Now Available for iPad [Onenote]

You guys listed OneNote as one of your favorite note taking applications, and today Microsoft finally released an iPad-optimized version of the awesome tool, while adding a tabbed interface, quick note creation, and more.

The newest version of OneNote brings a great-looking interface to the iPad, which shows you your notes in the traditional two-pane style that other iPad apps have adopted—one main pane on the right for your note, and a sidebar on the left for easy navigation. The iPad app—as well as the updated iPhone app—also brings a few new featuers, including a tabbed interface, the ability to create quick notes from the Unified Notes section, and notebook sync over Wi-Fi. Hit the link below to read more, or head straight to the App Store to download the new version.

OneNote is a free download, but you can only create up to 500 notes without a premium account. On the iPhone, this costs $4.99, but the iPad version will cost you $14.99 for unlimited use.

Microsoft OneNote for iPad | iTunes App Store via OneNote Blog

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Like the desktop version, you can't edit files, but you can access encrypted ones, as well as search, bookmark and copy text to the clipboard. It also lets you share PDF files with other applications, email, and print via AirPrint. It's a free download.

Adobe Reader | iTunes App Store

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In his current version, Android installs as an app into webOS, then boots into the Android OS from there. Forum members at PreCentral have tested it, but report it's still buggy and almost nothing works, but as a proof of concept it's ahead of the briefly mentioned and still not unavailable CyanogenMod.

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