I just upgraded to Windows 10 and found OneNote for Windows 10, which I really like. Well, it is also restricted which I don't like (lock a section with a password), but usable for the time being, especially because I own Office 10 which can do it. But The android version is absolutely useless for me if
a) it cannot print
and
b) locked sections cannot be unlocked, since I don't have Office 10 with me when I'm somewhere with a cell phone only.

The idea is great to have one account for all devices, but when I find that a section needs to be locked to prevent others from having a chance peeping it, why shouldn't I need this section on the way with my cell phone? I'm not used to this. I was using ColorNote before and besides that it just recently, with Windows 10, started to be accessible from a computer, I was always satisfied to use it on phone and tablet. I could print out my lists if necessary and everything I had locked was same locked on all devices and could be unlocked when and where I needed to.

So Microsoft, why do you assume users don't need permanent access to locked sections from anywhere in a project like OneNote? I just don't understand the logic behind this. Wouldn't it be easy for your programmers to simply add this feature to the android version?And why do you think that ppl don't need to print their files? It can't be true that exactly this feature is missing. I'm creating a list for others and need to hand them an issue and can't find a possibility to share the file to my printer????? From what I read, it already goes for a longer period of time that ppl request it and you don't provide it. I agree with those who say that they paid for their office and want to use all possibilities, me included. Why couldn't you add all necessary features before you even published all these versions to interact with each other? Hallo, you are Microsoft and not every Tom, Dick and Harry!

one of the basic workflows for me me every day when I'm doing research.
Be introduced to a new environment/technical procedure/person. To capture that environment with a smartphone I take pictures and video to start. If interviewing a person I'd like speech to text to be able to share later. I's also like the photos/videos chronologically within my document, so my audio/text is annotation for the photo. the speech to text is especially helpful because I may stop taking (or can't) video. This is often in real time, no time to take a photo and toggle between apps. Also keeping speech to text separate from video allows keeping the editorial separate, and the obvious need for editing out that editorial for sharing later.

Hello, the cursor (I dont know how to say it in English, the purple circle to modify words as we type) is horrible. It is to small, comparing to the standard keyboard of andrid for example. So I have difficulties in modifying a word because it is too small (and I have very small finger) while I can do it perfectly with the standard android keyboard. I DONT HAVE ANY PROBLEM WITH MY ANDROID SMARTPHONE ( just to be clear). Do you plan to change that horrible thing?

A commentfrom someone on google play that has just been posted on December 1 st and that explains my problem :

"The UI is super buggy. Sometimes the note list won't scroll. Cut/copy/paste and cursor repositioning are terrible. Please use standard Android versions of those UI elements"

The app needs serious improvements! it is pain to use Look at all the negative reviews in google play. Seriously, why not improving this app or allowing us using the standard android keyboard (cursor/Copy/Paste) which works PERFECTLY???
Thank you