To change the pen color and thickness, tap on the selected pen or tap and hold on an unselected pen. You can then bring your stylus back to the screen to continue writing. To add text or an image, all you need to do is tap the page with your finger and bring up the cursor. You can annotate on top of content (text, images or screenshots) or highlight the important parts as you read. Today’s update lets you take handwritten notes (which will naturally sync across all your devices), as well as draw with your stylus or your finger. Next up, handwriting support, which Microsoft says “has been the biggest feature request,” is now a go.
Now the app has been optimized for tablets, with a completely redesigned UI that lets you quickly move between your notebooks and sections on larger touchscreens. While OneNote has technically worked on Android tablets before, the devices merely had access to a blown-up smartphone interface.
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