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Gallery: Microsoft's OneNote takes on the iPhone

Summary: Microsoft is making OneNote Mobile for the iPhone available as a free download from the iTunes store.

By Andy Smith | January 18, 2011 -- 10:41 GMT (02:41 PST)

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Topics: Software, Collaboration, iPhone, Microsoft, Mobility

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RE: Gallery: Microsoft's OneNote takes on the iPhone

It is a shame that they wasted programming effort on a failed platform.

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