

You can have as many notes within a notebook.

Evernote has “Notebooks” which are further divided as “notes”.

Its a kind of mixed experience I will say. I have been writing blogs on Evernote for some time now but very recently I am trying it on oneNote. The experience which I am going to share is restricted to mobile devices because many people use these apps on their smart phones and tablets. There are many blogs online which compares between the two but mostly all of them speak of usage on Laptops or Macs. Recently I started using OneNote and I am kind of starting to like it. I regularly use the Scannable app to scan my receipts and sync to Evernote. Personally I have been an Evernote user for about 4 yrs now and I love how simple it is to use on mobile platforms. Moreover they exist on all major platforms making it a breeze to sync data across environments. Evernote and OneNote are two mostly widely used professional note taking apps out there.
