Here's a screenshot that shows the app's old interface for comparison, the new interface looks a lot better, doesn't it? To access the app's settings, tap on your profile picture in the top left corner.
The voice input method can be used to dictate notes, and even to format the text. The image option integrates with Microsoft Lens, for scanning documents and extracting text. If you want to sync your notebook manually, pull down the screen (swipe down gesture). Users who are signing in to the OneNote app for the first time will be prompted with the single sign-on (SSN) experience, which will prompt them to select one of the Microsoft accounts that they are signed in to on their phone using the account picker. Long-pressing a note marks it for selection, you can choose multiple notes, and perform an action such as delete the notes, organize (move or copy), share them, or add shortcuts to the notes on your mobile's homescreen. Tap the three-dot button to create a Sticky Note, it will place the note at the top of the screen. The + Page button allows you to add more notes quickly. It has shortcuts to select the input methods: Text, Ink, Voice and Camera. The Home tab has a toolbar at the bottom, called the Quick Capture Bar. The List mode displays more of the contents, while Grid mode places more notes on the screen. The button next to it lets you Sort and Filter the notes by modified date, created date, or alphabetical order. Tap the button near the top right corner to switch between the List mode and Grid mode. The page displays a rich preview of the note's contents. Instead of listing your notebooks, the OneNote Android app has a new startup screen, called the Home tab. What's new in Microsoft OneNote for Android Home tab
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