It is also able to summarize large pieces of text for things like presentations and can retrieve images from OneDrive to embed in a document. For example, it can draft a contextualized response to an Outlook email and automatically pull in data from an Excel spreadsheet. Earlier this week, Google announced that it is bringing its own large language models to Google Workspace apps like Docs, Gmail and Sheets, as well as to Google Cloud.Ĭopilot’s features will allow Microsoft’s apps to better integrate with one another, the company says. Microsoft isn’t the only company bringing AI to the office. OpenAI, whose technology Microsoft has an exclusive license to use and charge customers for, claims that GPT-4 is safer, more restricted in its responses and can perform more advanced tasks like doing taxes or pass the bar exam. So long as you have a data connection, your notes are fully searchable within a few minutes.The announcement comes a day after OpenAI rolled out GPT-4, the latest iteration of its viral chatbot ChatGPT. The only downside is you need to have a data connection on your iOS device in order for OneNote to do its magic of deciphering your handwriting. But where OneNote pulls ahead of Notes is that a search also sorts through your handwritten notes, thanks to handwriting recognition. The Notes app offers a search field to find information tucked away into a document, as does OneNote. You can type or scrawl, and everything is searchable. The iPhone version of OneNote lacks this feature, but that makes sense given the smaller screen size-you wouldn’t really be able to see what you’re writing with your hand in the way. Not to mention, the doodles you inevitably end up drawing in the margins will look better than ever.Īll jokes aside, the ability to jot down notes without tapping away on a keyboard is a valuable feature OneNote excels at.

With options to change the marker type and color, you can get as fancy with notes as you’d like.

OneNote for iPad, you can jot down notes, or circle and highlight important bits of information, as you would on a piece of paper.

One note app