Microsoft Releases OneNote for the iPad

Finally, Microsoft released one of its office applications is OneNote for the iPad device. This is done after a successful launch the same application on iPhone device. Finally, Microsoft Releases OneNote for the iPad.

OneNote can be used to record whether it be text, graphics, images, and other information. Later data have been made ​​can be summarized into a data set that contains the information needed.

This could be exciting news for users who are less satisfied with the previous iPhone narrow view. With the iPad, OneNote 1.3 can maximize existing features into a larger screen, for example to accommodate the map. OneNote 1.3 also has a more attractive interface. IPhone users who use earlier versions of OneNote can also do an update with some additional features.

Users can synchronize the data, either from the iPhone and Windows-based PCs. This is possible by utilizing Microsoft's own online storage service that is SkyDrive. To use it you must use a IOS 4.3 and above. And you also must have a Windows Live account.

In order to attract interest, Microsoft provides free access to use it. But this version is limited to 500 records only. To use it fully, you must use a version berbayarnya for U.S. $ 4.99 for the iPhone and U.S. $ 14.99 for the iPad.

Initially, the application OneNote is part of Microsoft Office 2003 for Windows users. Then launched separately from the Office for the iPhone device in January 2011. Other platforms are also able to use OneNote the Android, Symbian, and Windows Phone.