NO CLUTTER! Articles, recipes, or products can be clipped without all the ads, navigation, and noise. Best of all, you can access them from any computer, tablet, or phone - even when you're offline. Clip images, pdfs, videos, or a visual bookmark of a page. OneNote Web Clipper lets you quickly clip all or part of a web page to OneNote, and save it for later. Clip it to OneNote, organize and edit it, then access it from any device. You can go get it in Google Play now.Save anything on the web to OneNote. That feature isn't available yet, but the rest should be rolling out to the app today. Lastly, Microsoft will soon be adding the ability to customize the 'section tabs' in your OneNote documents on the Android app - a pretty basic feature that seems like it should have been in the app for a while now. You can also embed any PDF or Office document that you've saved in OneNote directly into any documents you're creating in the app. That's a pretty handy feature if you do a lot of recording, as Android doesn't really have its own built-in voice recording features. Microsoft also added back the ability to record audio directly in the OneNote app, with the recordings automatically backed up to the cloud. Microsoft said this was a top user-requested feature - which makes sense, given that any locked file would be essentially useless without it. The OneNote app also now lets you open password-protected sections of files and documents that were locked on other apps. For a productivity app, that's pretty helpful. For starters, the OneNote app now supports Android's new split-screen mode that launched with Android 7 Nougat - you can view the app side-by-side with other Office apps, or really any other app you want. Today, the company's collaboration and note-taking software OneNote is getting some Android-specific updates. As Windows Phone is not so much an ongoing concern anymore, Microsoft's software is decidedly cross-platform at this point.

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