Microsoft released OneNote for iPhone. Guess how we feel?

We feel excited! For one, it’s a shame that Microsoft didn’t bring a gun to a gun fight:

Yes, that’s a true screenshot of Microsoft OneNote application page from AppStore.

For two, our site traffic and sales are peaking. This is kind of marketing of our MobileNoter that we could never hope for. Stay tuned for more news about this release.

How does Microsoft feel? I guess somewhere along these lines:

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3 Responses to Microsoft released OneNote for iPhone. Guess how we feel?

MobileNoter for Android shipped to stores « Lessons to be learned says:

March 3, 2011 at 7:20 pm

[...] to sync with OneNote files stored on DropBox or SkyDrive. This will surely beat the hell out of Microsoft’s OneNote for iPhone. Stay [...]

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MobileNoter in 2011 « Lessons to be learned says:

January 15, 2012 at 8:15 am

[...] released Onenote for iPhone in January and then Onenote for iPad in December 2011. What’s good about these releases: first, they [...]

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Microsoft releases OneNote for Android « Lessons to be learned says:

February 11, 2012 at 10:59 am

[...] doesn’t stop from surprising us again. First, they started with releasing OneNote for iPhone, which didn’t even launch on the phone for most users. Now, they are releasing software for Android, a Google’s platform. Yes, that [...]

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