Not too long ago, Microsoft released Skype app for the upcoming Amazon Fire Phone, but that’s not the only app the software giant will introduce for the first Amazon smartphone.
Recently, Microsoft announced its popular OneNote app for both Kindle Fire and the Amazon Fire phone. The app is available free of cost from the Amazon Appstore.
“Today OneNote is available at the Amazon Appstore for Android, delivering on our promise to bring OneNote to every device that matters to you. If you have a Kindle Fire or a Fire phone, you can now use OneNote to capture or access thoughts, ideas and to-do’s while on the go,” Microsoft said in a blog post.
Microsoft OneNote give users the ability to capture notes, to-do’s and more on the go on their smartphones, tablets and PC. Best of all, the notebooks are synced across all your devices and computers so that you can work on them from any device you one. Additionally, the Fire version comes with homescreen widgets, ability to add and customize notebooks from your phone and more.
Here’s a brief list of features the app has to offer as per Amazon App Store:
- Sync your notebooks seamlessly across computers and devices.
- Your notes look just the same on the phone or tablet including ink annotation and formatting.
- Home screen widgets to help you quickly capture photo, audio and other quick notes without opening the app.
- Add and customize notebooks, sections, and pages right from your phone.
- Bold, italicize, underline, highlight, increase indent, decrease indent – format your notes like you want.
- Search your notes and files for anything you’ve captured by just typing a keyword or phrase.
- Sync your work notes stored on OneDrive for Business and SharePoint with your phone or tablet.
Head over to the Amazon App Store and download the app.
Source: Microsoft
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