I also have an old LG tablet running Android 7. It takes me right back to where I was, unable to access my notebooks. There is no access to my notebooks via the browser on the phone.

If I try to use a browser on the phone, it flips to the app, or if the app is not installed, the browser asks if I want to install it. The notebooks are accessible on Windows machines, using the app or a browser. It does this for every notebook I try to access. They may have been moved or deleted, or you may not have permission to open them.' After I tap OK, it says 'Sorry, we couldn't open the notes that you were looking for. Since then, when accessing any notebook, the app tells me the notebook isn't open and asks if I'd like to open it. I uninstalled Onenote, restarted the phone, and reinstalled it. I could still update notes and the changes would appear on other devices. There was a sign in button on the screen but tapping it did nothing. A few days ago, Onenote started telling me was running offline and wanted me to sign in.

Last but not least, Microsoft is promising the usual stability improvements and bug fixes, as well as support for LG G3 devices.I have a Samsung Galaxy A32 running Android 12. Speaking of the interface, new formatting options have been added: font type, font size, font color, highlight color, text alignment, heading styles, and even tags. You can also now change the page color for visual appeal or add grid lines or ruled lines to your pages to assist in handwriting or drawing (under the View tab on tablets, in the overflow menu on smartphones). To change the pen color and thickness, tap on the selected pen or tap and hold on an unselected pen. You can then bring your stylus back to the screen to continue writing. To add text or an image, all you need to do is tap the page with your finger and bring up the cursor. You can annotate on top of content (text, images or screenshots) or highlight the important parts as you read.

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