Microsoft is also pitching that Evernote’s premium service costs the same as its Office 365 subscription which includes productivity apps:įollowing Evernote’s recent price changes-their Premium offer ($69.99/year) is now the same price as Office 365 Personal ($69.99/year).

The pitch here is that OneNote is available on the web, Mac, iPhone, iPad, and even Apple Watch without charging a mult-device premium. You can find a tutorial for how to move from Evernote to OneNote here. Microsoft says that so far 71 million pages have been imported from Evernote to OneNote since March, and now the importer tool is available on the Mac. Now Microsoft has responded with a new import tool that lets OneNote users pull in content from Evernote. While the move was clearly intended to make Evernote’s business more sustainable, reaction from a lot of vocal users was to switch from Evernote to OneNote or Apple Notes. The company says that the Dictate feature will assist in taking notes from a meeting, presentation, or lecture, as well as if a user has a new idea and wants to capture it immediately while multitasking.Earlier this summer Evernote limited the free tier of its note-taking service to use on just two devices while raising prices for its paid plans. To launch the dictation experience, users will need to click the Dictate button on the Home tab, and then click the Dictation Settings button to adjust their preferences and click OK.Īfter that, users can start speaking to create notes, and when done dictating, they will need to say 'stop dictation' or click the Stop Dictation button on the Dictation toolbar. Moreover, the company noted that over the next few months, it will be adding new voice commands as well as some that are already available in other Office apps to OneNote. With this feature, users can leverage the power of their voice to conquer the blank page and capture notes at the speed of thought in more than 50 supported languages, according to the company. The Dictate feature with AI-backed voice commands allows users to add, format, edit, and organise their text. The feature is available to Beta Channel users running macOS version 16.68 or later, said the company. SAN FRANCISCO: Microsoft has rolled out the Dictate feature to OneNote for Mac, which was already available on Windows and on the web version of OneNote.

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