Microsoft OneNote now available as a native app on Apple Vision Pro | Technology News

Microsoft has released a new native OneNote app for Vision Pro, Apple’s latest mixed reality headset.

Apple launched Vision Pro earlier this year. (Image source: Microsoft)

Microsoft announced that OneNote is now available as a native app for Apple Vision Pro. Microsoft said in a blog post that users using Apple’s headsets will now be able to “take advantage of an infinite canvas of spatial computing” and run the app alongside other Office apps like Word and Excel. He said that it is now available for use.

Similar to the iPad version of the app, Microsoft’s note-taking app for Apple Vision Pro lets users write notes, create memos and digital notebooks, password-protect existing notes, sync them to OneDrive, and more. You can share it with your friends and colleagues. . The app also supports hands-free mode, but can also be used with a keyboard or trackpad if the user connects to his Vision Pro via Bluetooth.

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Microsoft OneNote on Vision Pro includes nearly all the functionality of the iPad version of the app. (Image source: Microsoft)

To get the app on your Apple Vision Pro, just go to the App Store and search for Microsoft OneNote. Then tap the Get button to open the app and sign in using your Microsoft account. Most features are already in visionOS, but Microsoft says some features are “coming soon,” including the ability to insert from camera and photos, Copilot, and two-factor authentication.

OneNote for Apple Vision Pro currently supports personal and work accounts that are not managed by your organization. Apple Vision Pro is the tech giant’s first mixed reality headset. At launch, there will be over 600 native apps developed specifically for this platform, and it’s also compatible with most apps designed for iPad and iPhone.