OneNote for Android beta updated with handwritten notes, formatting options, better navigation, and LG G3 support

The beta version of OneNote for Android was recently offered to those who wanted to test unreleased features ahead of the public. Now Microsoft has released the first update to the beta version which brings several new features and improvements to the note taking app.

Firstly users will now gain the ability to take handwritten notes with either their fingertips or a stylus. This is a useful feature of note-taking on touchscreen devices and we are glad to see it arrive sooner rather than later. Additionally the update also brings a number of formatting options letting users tweak fonts, text size, and word alignment. The app is also easier to navigate now that people are free to switch between notebooks and pages just by swiping.

	How to download OneNote for Android (beta)
	Microsoft has released a beta version of OneNote for Android which will allow potential testers who want to try out features before they are released to the public.

The official OneNote for Android changelog is as follows:

• Take handwritten notes or draw with a stylus or with your finger.
• Use a variety of formatting options like font types, font sizes, alignments, and tags on your tablet.
• Move between your notebooks, sections, and pages with a swipe.
• Bug fixes and performance improvements.
• Support for LG G3