Microsoft is finally ready to launch its own products on the Android platform

In January 2011, Microsoft decided to publish its popular note solution in the Apple App Store, OneNote. It was also said that 78 million PCs had OneNote installed. By December, Microsoft had released another popular service –skydrive in iOS. And none of this is Android.

Though silent for a long time, Microsoft is finally ready to release its products on the Android platform. The Official Microsoft Office blog today announced the launch of the Android version of OneNote. The post says:

For all who look forward to and patiently waiting for the Android version of OneNote, we have a good news announcement: Android OneNote is now officially released! Today you can download it at the Android App Store!

Mobile OneNote is already available on Windows Phone, iphone and ipad, and Android is now available. No matter which platform you like, OneNote Mobile will make it easy for you to capture and access all your notes and ideas.

Coupled with support for the Android platform, Microsoft now supports iOS, Android, and its own Windows Phone three platforms. Oddly, while Microsoft is more likely to find PC users in the Android market than at Apple's App Store, it has waited a long time to launch an Android app.

OneNote applies to creating content that contains a list of pictures and items, and clicking the check box marks the completed task. Obviously, if you have OneNote on your PC, and you're using Android devices, you'll experience a lot of fun.

For non-PC die-hard, they have been using Evernote on Android devices for a long time. In fact, Evernote is no less powerful than OneNote.

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