Dictation capability will be made available in select Office web apps in the coming weeks as part of Microsoft's commitment to Made by Dyslexia, which is meant to improve access to tech for students.

is a senior correspondent and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Microsoft is now allowing Word for web and OneNote users to embed Pinterest ...

Microsoft is adding OneNote's Fountain and Brush pens to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for enhanced creativity. Users can customize which pens appear on their Draw tab to prevent overcrowding. To use ...

Microsoft has pledged to help individuals with dyslexia access important technologies used for education and more. As part of its mission, Microsoft says its will be expanding its Educational research ...

Microsoft is adding a dictation tool to the online versions of Word and OneNote. The move follows in the footsteps of dictation being included in the desktop versions of Office 356 apps via Cortana, ...

Microsoft is increasingly bringing more Pinterest functionality into its products. The company is now allowing users to embed interactive Pinterest pins in OneNote and Word on the web. Microsoft has ...

Microsoft is bringing some AI smarts to its OneNote application in a bid to help you more easily and quickly generate the content you need. In a blog post published Wednesday, OneNote product manager ...

OneNote will be part of the launch apps for Microsoft 365 Copilot and can rewrite and summarize your notes. OneNote will be part of the launch apps for Microsoft 365 Copilot and can rewrite and ...

At the beginning of the year, I made a resolution to start being more organized with my notes. With the help of Microsoft OneNote, I can succeed in my goal. To be frank, last semester my notebook was ...

Back in August, Microsoft teased that it was working on Dark Mode support for its full Office suite for iOS and as it rolled out support for the feature with Outlook. The plan was to have Office Dark ...

Think you can’t get any real work done on your phone? Think again. The mobile versions of Word, Excel, OneNote, and other ...