OneNote for iOS was recently upgraded to version 1.3. Apt for people who love organizing things, the Microsoft OneNote app for the iPad and iPhone is a note-taking software which lets users create to-do lists of day to day affairs and keep track of their daily schedules.
According to the official OneNote blog, the highlight of this update is that the app has undergone more optimization for facilitating smoother usage on a larger screen. Users of the Apple tablet can now enjoy a better OneNote experience with the new special, separate app for iPad that the company has come out with.
A variety of tasks such as tracking and sharing shopping lists, plans, recipes as well as planning for trips and events can be executed with this application. Besides the incorporation of support for the iPad and iPad 2, this refreshed app now sports a tabbed user interface. It enables table rendering and iOS device owners can store their OneNote notebooks in the free Microsoft SkyDrive account that facilitates easy syncing of notebooks across all devices.
Version 1.3 allows users to make notes instantly in the Unfiled Notes section. The process of signing in to a Windows Live account has also been considerably enhanced. The app is now available in numerous countries around the world including Australia, Czech Republic, China, Denmark, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain and Sweden, among many others.
The updated OneNote for iOS app can now be downloaded for free from the App Store. It’d be good to note that usage is free of charge only up to 500 notes.