Evernote and OneNote are two of the most popular note-taking apps available. Because they’re both available for a variety of platforms, many of us rely on them to sync our notes with multiple devices.

Microsoft has been showing it's got game of late. From the strong growth in Windows 10 adoption (despite annoying some long-term users) to its compelling new hardware products to its very strong ...

Curious about OneNote, but afraid to leave the abundance of notes and clipped articles you’ve amassed in Evernote? Well, thankfully, you can now quickly transfer those notes to OneNote with an ...

Microsoft is making it easier for Mac users to ditch Evernote in favor of OneNote, its rival note-taking app, and a part of the Microsoft Office suite. The company has today released a new app called ...

Microsoft has a prime opportunity to provide OneNote as a compelling Evernote substitute -- if the company makes migration easy and seamless. Read now Microsoft is making available a new free importer ...

It seems Microsoft doesn’t like Evernote. That’s okay, I don’t either. It doesn’t matter what your reasoning. Whether it’s the constant state of flux in the upper levels of management, the bloated and ...

Evernote and OneNote have always been in competition to store your digital stuff in the Cloud. OneNote lost quite a few users to Evernote because Microsoft never really pushed OneNote beyond its own ...

Microsoft today announced the launch of its OneNote Import Tool for Mac, which is designed to allow Mac users to quickly and easily transfer all of their notes from note-taking app Evernote to ...

If your notes are synced locally, the OneNote Importer will automatically discover your Evernote notebooks. Pick the ones you want to import into OneNote. If not, you can import notes from an Evernote ...

Microsoft today released a new tool that will make it easier for users of Evernote’s note-taking service to make the transition to rival application OneNote, a part of the Microsoft Office suite. The ...

I use OneNote religiously, but haven't used Evernote. For me, the integration with Outlook (and the rest of Office to a lesser extent) is one of the features I appreciate most. I can convert my notes ...

Microsoft can at long last claim the kind of ubiquity that the massively popular note-keeping service Evernote has boasted for years. With a version of OneNote for all mainstream computing platforms – ...