I think even bigger news is the OneNote API – allowing for apps and services to integrate with OneNote, very big news indeed.īut what is missing? One glaring omission to complete the story, in my opinion, is the lack of any kind of client or integration on Mac OS for OneDrive for Business. Integrates with OneDrive (personal) via a Microsoft account. There are third party apps that kind of work, but nothing like the real deal. iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Windows, Web. There are pros and cons to both apps, and I really do like how Evernote does tags, but that is a different blog post.

What is good, what is bad, what is missing, what is – ubiquitous.Ī few months ago I was use Evernote heavy (again). Google Drive, DropBox, Skydrive (now OneDrive) – the personal version – OneDrive for Business, Evernote, Wunderlist, Exchange Tasks, OneNote, etc etc. You can place text and images anywhere you want on the page.I try to use multiple services. OneNote The notebooks within are highly organised with tabs for subjects and the ability to have as manay pages as you under individual tabs. It's a stripped down and has been criticised on forums. The look of Evernote is consistent across web and desktop platforms with the exception of the the Windows client. Microsoft also provides client software for Mac and Windows, but you'll need an Office 365 subscription to get all the features.Įvernote Each notebook has individual pages but there's no real structure so the neatness will depend on how organised you are. BlackBerry is the one omission, but this is usage of this platform is on the downward spiral. OneNote Also available via web access through all web browsers as well as apps for mobile devices including iOS, Android and Windows Phone, Symbian.

There are also dedicated client applications for Windows and Mac. Evernote This is accessible through all mainstream browsers plus apps for Android, iOS, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.

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