I’ve been an Evernote user for many years, though I don’t consider myself as a heavy note taker user. I will write notes every now and then while I’m researching on things and compiling information, without using web clipping tools. I frequently use Scannable and Evernote to scan all my bills, letters, and documents to …
Migrating from Evernote to OneNote – I don’t like it Read More »
In quite a surprising move, Evernote has just updated their plans (which includes Free, Plus, and Premium) with higher prices and limited devices on the Free plan. As most of you (myself included) are probably in the Evernote Free plan, this change will definitely impact the way we use Evernote, and IF we are still going …
On Evernote’s latest update released today, sketching is now made possible on the iPad and iPhone. The native Notes app on iOS devices can already do this so it’s good to see that Evernote is catching up and making the feature available to iPad and iPhone owners too.
Today, Evernote announced a new app called Evernote Scannable for iOS devices (like an iPhone or an iPad) and disgruntled Android users have started to fill the comments on the official Scannable release blog post. The app will surely come to Android at some point, though there is no official announcement yet to be seen. …
Evernote releases a cool app for iOS, angers those on Android and Windows Mobile Read More »
Evernote introduces the concept of “Trunk”, that basically a showcase of great apps and products that work with Evernote. There are about 100 items of products that now integrate nicely with Evernote such as Seesmic, Eye-Fi, Doxie, and other services. Check out this little video about their latest update or read their blog announcement post …
Evernote now supports Twitter, Facebook and more! Read More »
