Microsoft has officially started rolling out cross-platform syncing for Windows 10 Sticky Notes, which will show up on your Android phone through the latest version of the OneNote app.

New blogger to the OneNote testing team John Guin has posted up a small little addin. This replaces the Sticky Notes module in Outlook with a link to open up OneNote.

Microsoft Sticky Notes is ready to hit the road with a bit of OneNote integration on Android and iOS.

The beta version of OneNote for Android is the latest app to see these changes, including a new icon and a new notebook experience. The application now also supports images inside of Sticky Notes.

Like Google Keep, Microsoft OneNote is working on support for being a default notes app on Android 15, though we're not sure when it'll come.

On Windows 11, you'll find a new Sticky Notes, which is essentially a redesigned version integrated within the OneNote app. Although the core features remain the same as in the legacy version ...