OneNote - for individual users on a daily basis
July 21, 2016
OneNote - for individual users on a daily basis
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with OneNote
OneNote was used individually by me in order to take notes during classes and meetings.
Pros
- Easy to create a note/notebook any time, from any device.
- NoteS are saved on the cloud and synced frequently.
- More flexible than Word or another text editor to quickly create documents of different formats/media types.
Cons
- It tries too hard to be used every time. Taskbar icon begs to be used. Sometimes I don't need OneNote.
- Pen recognition is not as quick for handwriting as other alternatives (e.g. S-Note from Samsung on Android devices)
- OneNote relies on OneDrive, which is does not do as great as other cloud storage providers in terms of reliability/speed
- S-Note
S-Note is very local and works only on your Samsung device. Attempting to share S-Note notes across devices will turn them into pictures, which are hardly useful on a PC. OneNote's format is standardized between PC/Mobile/Web. Also, OneNote is clearly better for the different media it supports (e.g. videos/audio). S-Note, at this point, does a better job at recognizing handwriting and doing special actions based on it (like arranging a meeting or making a call). OneNote is improving on that area, but only if you allow it to tap Cortana's power.
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