OneNote gets new image features for iOS and Android

OneNote received an update on iOS and Android that brings new features for images (via OnMSFT). The new features get in easier to enhance notes with images. OneNote on iOS gained the ability to set up an image as a groundwork and OneNote on Android now lets you lot add together images to Sticky Notes.

The ability to add Sticky Notes on the Android version of OneNote helps you sync enhanced notes across devices. Mucilaginous Notes can sync to your Windows 10 PC and are designed for quickly jotting things down. In addition to the Sticky Note feature, the OneNote on Android received some bug fixing:

Add images to Sticky Notes: Insert images from your device or directly from your camera.

Fixed a typing issue where the cursor would occasionally jump after using auto-correct.

Being able to set a film on a background within OneNote for iOS makes it easier to marking up an prototype. With the image as a background, you tin can ink over it and annotate it without having to deal with the image being an inserted box. Additionally, OneNote for iOS gained the power to check a page's sync status:

Fix Film every bit Background: Lock inserted pictures to the page background, allowing for easier drawing and annotating over images in your notes.

Page Sync Status: Click the Page Sync Status button to see when the electric current page was last synced, or to get more than data when a temporary issue prevents automated syncing.

OneNote is available for free on both iOS and Android and allows you to sync notes beyond all of your devices.

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OneNote makes it like shooting fish in a barrel to take notes with text, handwriting, and images, and it syncs across all of your devices.

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