If you just want sticky notes for the desktop, Stickies comes with Mac OS X so it’s free. It is pretty basic and has been part of OS X for ages. The app Notes (that also comes with Mac OS X) is more powerful, syncs through iCloud, and allows attaching images. I regularly use both of these and never considered buying a replacement. If you have a large number of sticky notes from the default app, no copy-pasting individual notes is needed. Cool Tip: Mac users need not worry, you too can add sticky notes to your dashboard.

Advertisement Sticky Notes is a feature that gets a lot of stick from those who never use it. Who really wants digital Post-Its that you can pin to your desktop, right? Well, as it turns out, quite a lot of people find them incredibly useful. So much so that Microsoft is finally bringing them to mobile. Sticky Notes will appear in OneNote for iOS The feature was spilled inside OneNote for Android, which suddenly started displaying users’ Sticky Notes under a new “Memo” tab.

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“But since the cat is out of the bag, yes you want to get OneNote for iOS or Android to access Sticky Notes on your phone.” Butler says more details “as well as a bunch of awesome features across the modern OneNote apps are coming soon.” Sticky Notes makes memos easy Sticky Notes are ideal when you need to jot down snippets of information. They’re simple and easy to use, and quickly accessible. You don’t have to load up a notes app or anything else to use them. Having them on mobile is great for those who frequently use Sticky Notes on desktop. And you can be sure Microsoft wouldn’t be porting them over if they weren’t popular among a significant number of Windows users.