Win10 preview version 9926 "OneNote" Office touch screen application experience

Computer shop news: Win10Win technology preview version 9926 has been released, integrated Cortana, updated desktop icons, Continuum features, new Windows 10 stores. However, there is still something that is almost ignored by us.

Build 9926 brings a completely improved version of the OneNote app, which is probably the first preview of the Office touchscreen app we've seen running on Windows. We also see today that the iOS version brings a lot of UI and feature changes.

When you open the app, you will notice the "Preview" under "Office" on the "OneNote" icon. You will also see a message saying that there are problems with the input of language texts in some Asian regions. The store update will fix the problem.

The left sidebar now includes options for feedback, printing, and setting up accounts and syncing, which is more refined than Windows 8.1. You can now choose to sync only text if the network connection is slow or traffic sensitive.

Now the app has added a new title bar, and some familiar touchscreen mobile forms, RibbonTab, and no more fanned menus. Currently Windows 10 OneNote has the same features as the iOS version, but then you can choose to attach a document or picture, add a checkbox, create a basic table, and highlight the text on the touchscreen.