Now you can talk into your go-go-Google watch and dictate your thoughts right into Microsoft’s OneNote note-taking app.
Microsoft announced the release of its free OneNote app for Android Wear wearables in a blog post today.
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Although Microsoft has repeatedly demonstrated its willingness to deliver its apps across mobile platforms, it’s still a surprise to see the cross-platform application development focused on Google’s trendy new wearable initiative.
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No word yet on whether OneNote is coming to Apple Watch.
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