Multi-window support

OneNote, Microsoft's application that now come pre-installed on just about any Android smartphone and tablet launched on the market, has just received an important update that brings a handful of new features and improvements.

The most important is aimed at those who own smartphones with larger screens, or tablet. Android users rejoice, as OneNote now features multi-window support, which means the application now works next to other Android apps that have the similar feature integrated.

Password protected section

A good example would be working at the same time on a PowerPoint presentation, while taking notes on OneNote. Thanks to the multi-window support you won't need to switch to these apps since they are both displayed on your phone's screen.Audio recording is another improvement that OneNote users will be able to enjoy on their Android devices. As you might have guessed, the new feature allows users to take notes by recording audio.Furthermore, Microsoft announced that OneNote users will now be able to insert embedded files. For example, you can insert and open any Office file or PDF that you have previously save into the OneNote application to review your documents while on the move.The newest version of OneNote for Android allows you to open sections that have been password protected on other devices.

Although these are all the changes included in this update, Microsoft confirmed plans for new features and improvements that will be added in upcoming versions of OneNote. One of these features is the ability to edit and personalize section tabs directly in the Android application.

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