tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2011:/1/tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458- 2011-08-16T17:31:13Z Comments for Evernote for iPhone 2.0: Now More Finger-Friendly Movable Type 4.35-en tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458 2009-04-01T17:25:00Z 2009-04-01T20:22:09Z Evernote for iPhone 2.0: Now More Finger-Friendly Evernote, the free-form web based bookmarking and note-taking service, has pushed out a 2.0 release of their popular free iPhone app. It adds a number of new features such as landscape keyboard support, thumbnail views of saved items, hooks to mobile Safari, speedier load times and more. We aren't sure why Evernote chose April 1... Phil Glockner Evernote, the free-form web based bookmarking and note-taking service, has pushed out a 2.0 release of their popular free iPhone app. It adds a number of new features such as landscape keyboard support, thumbnail views of saved items, hooks to mobile Safari, speedier load times and more. We aren't sure why Evernote chose April 1 to release this new version, but after downloading and giving it a brief test-run, we can assure you it is legitimate.

Other enhancements in the 2.0 version of the Evernote iPhone client are:

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  • Ability to sort favorites
  • Faster note attachment to a photo
  • Geo-tagging precision improvement
  • Improved 'favorites' support
  • Small user interface tweaks

    • The big improvement in our book is the landscape mode. iPhone applications from the start have had a rocky relationship with the on-screen keyboard, many apps chose to emulate the built-in iPhone functionality and offer a keyboard only in portrait mode, sacrificing typing comfort for screen real-estate. But more often now (and especially with the upcoming iPhone 3.0 OS update) apps are offering the superior landscape mode and making due with the minuscule amount of screen that is available above the keyboard. That means that note-taking in Evernote on the iPhone just got a lot more finger-friendly.

    If you haven't used Evernote before, it's one of those apps that you might need convincing to start using, and then wonder how you ever lived without it. I like to think of it as a personal Moleskine notebook that can expand to allow scrap-booking anything you might find online, from a scanned photo, to text clippings, bookmarks or entire web pages, even audio notes to yourself. The strength Evernote brings to the 'digital scrapbook' concept is universal access - you can literally add to or access your account online, via a desktop app (which works great with scanner software by the way), a browser bookmarklet or toolbar, the aforementioned iPhone app and other mobile phones, and even email. We have previous coverage on it as well.

    The Evernote service starts out free and you can purchase additional online storage and a digitally encrypted connection to your account for $5/month or $45/year. The iPhone app is also free, so what are you waiting for, download it and give it a try!

    ]]>     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:255614 Comment from DaftDomain on 2010-10-26 DaftDomain http://daftdomain.com Evernote is extremely powerful software and I use it all the time.

    ]]>     2010-10-26T18:55:06Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:216319 Comment from Ayırma Büyüsü on 2010-06-07 Ayırma Büyüsü http://www.ayirmabuyusu.com Yes! I use Evernote pretty frequently too, nice app.

    ]]>     2010-06-07T10:18:11Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:210292 Comment from NellyKelly on 2010-05-10 NellyKelly http://abbmp3.com/mp3/index.php?q=Nelly+Furtado.html Yes! I use Evernote pretty frequently too, nice app.

    ]]>     2010-05-10T16:30:44Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:207212 Comment from labatterie on 2010-04-25 labatterie http://www.labatterie.com Cool, I use Evernote pretty frequently it the only note/task management application I have ever been able to use more than once, thats pretty much because it sync across my macs and iPhone so seamlessly.

    ]]>     2010-04-26T06:15:09Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:197837 Comment from Mhunter on 2010-03-18 Mhunter http://www.mp3hunting.com Evernote is extremely powerful, even more so if you have an iPhone to carry your 'external brain' with you everywhere. There is absolutely no reason why Evernote can't be the only thing you need for managing your bookmarks. Services like Delicious offer a social aspect that Evernote won't give you, but if you don't care so much about other people's bookmarks then you won't miss a thing. Try it out.

    ]]>     2010-03-18T14:05:59Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:131778 Comment from Chris on 2009-04-01 Chris http://www.chriswrites.com Cool, I use Evernote pretty frequently it the only note/task management application I have ever been able to use more than once, thats pretty much because it sync across my macs and iPhone so seamlessly. If I have one criticism its a shame that the OCR for pictures wasn't a bit faster and more accurate, but that might just be down to the quality of the camera on the iPhone.

    ]]>     2009-04-01T21:24:00Z     tag:www.readwriteweb.com,2009://1.14458-comment:131767 Comment from EverBerry on 2009-04-01 EverBerry Can't believe they would update the iPhone software before releasing one for the Blackberry.

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