Evernote Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Evernote 4 iPhone / iPod touch app starts with a clean slate

by Steven Sande (Mar 1st, 2011)

With most of the iOS app updates that we see here at TUAW, UI changes are minor, and the feature changes are usually evolutionary in nature. That's why we were sort of surprised with the changes in the iPhone / iPod touch client for Evernote that were just announced. Evernote 4 started with a ...

Macworld 2011 Video: Evernote CEO Phil Libin

by Michael Rose (Feb 3rd, 2011)

Evernote CEO Phil Libin ...

Lessons from early days on the Mac App Store with Evernote

by Mike Schramm (Jan 21st, 2011)

Evernote's Phil Libin has posted an article over at our fellow AOL site TechCrunch talking about the app's first week on the Mac App Store and how it all stacked up (he also did a quick hit in the first few days over on the Evernote blog). He says he's learned some pretty astounding things from ...

Mac App Store pricing of featured apps

by Dave Caolo (Jan 6th, 2011)

Now that the Mac App Store is available, we've taken a look at pricing of some of the top apps (all links will open the Mac App Store). Here's a quick look at some apps we've been anticipating, including a very steep discount. Pixelmator 1.6.4, the image editing app billed as a light weight ...

Evernote 2.0 for Mac is now available

by Dave Caolo (Dec 15th, 2010)

It was just two weeks ago that we looked at the Evernote for Mac beta. Today Evernote 2.0 for Mac is finally available, with a slew of new features like notebooks stacks and sharing, UI improvements and more. Here's a quick look at Evernote 2.0 for Mac. One of the marquee features is notebooks ...

Beta Mac client for Evernote adds sharing controls, notebook stacks

by Michael Rose (Dec 2nd, 2010)

The perennial TUAW favorite 'bucket app' Evernote has added two intriguing new features in the beta version of the Mac client: in-app notebook sharing controls and Stacks for notebook organization. Both are available immediately to free and paid Evernote users who choose to update to the beta (just ...

Evernote hits 5 million users

by Mike Schramm (Nov 11th, 2010)

Cloud memory service Evernote has reached 5 million users and continues to grow, according to an official statement on the company's blog. The service is gaining tens of thousands of new users per day and has recently seen its highest daily revenue from premium users, plus big jumps off of Apple ...

148Apps creates an App Hall of Fame

by Mike Schramm (Oct 11th, 2010)

Jeff Scott of 148Apps has finally revealed his App Hall of Fame project -- he started it up about a month ago, and asked a number of personalities around the iPhone/iPad app scene (including yours truly) to nominate and then vote on a few App Store apps, with the eventual goal of inducting them ...

Best apps for road warriors and business users

by Matt Tinsley (Sep 7th, 2010)

Business Insider has compiled a list of the 10 best free iPhone apps for business and the 20 best iPad apps for business travelers. The lists are pretty comprehensive, and just because you don't fly around from one meeting to the next doesn't mean you need not check them out. From Todo and ...

Announcing Trunk, an app store for Evernote

by Brett Terpstra (Jul 14th, 2010)

Evernote announced a new extension to their platform today, Trunk. It's essentially an App Store for Evernote, highlighting applications, hardware and platforms created by third parties which integrate with Evernote in various ways. Trunk offers easy access to new tech for users, as well as a means ...

Evernote launches in Japan, updated for iOS 4.0

by Mike Schramm (Jun 23rd, 2010)

Mac & iPhone-friendly memory service Evernote has announced this morning that it's launching in Japan -- a new subsidiary called Evernote Japan will be headquartered in Tokyo. While a Japanese version of Evernote launched a while ago, it's become the company's second largest market, taking up ...

When Seesmic met Evernote

by Mike Schramm (May 23rd, 2010)

Evernote has announced Seesmic integration over on its blog -- often while reading Twitter on my iPhone, I'll see people tweeting links to videos or long pages that I just don't have the time to check out over my EDGE connection. In the past, I've favorited the tweets, but that's not an ideal ...

Big upgrades for premium Evernote users

by Brett Terpstra (Apr 14th, 2010)

It's been no big secret that I'm a fan and frequent user of Evernote. It's useful, both as a memory augmentation and as a general information collection utility that makes it easy to locate what I need, when I need it. There are a couple of things that would make the service even more useful, ...

Twenty iPad apps you'll want to see

by Mike Schramm (Apr 1st, 2010)

The App Store is live and running with iPad apps right now -- you can download and buy any iPad apps you want, even though most of them are technically "embargoed" until tomorrow morning. There's a lot of amazing stuff out there, but we'll try to focus you as best we can. Here's twenty apps that ...

Scanner Pro updated, still powerful, still complex

by TJ Luoma (Mar 23rd, 2010)

Scanner Pro is a US$6.99 iPhone app by Readdle which will let you easily take a picture with your iPhone. We've looked at Scanner Pro before and now a new 2.0 version has been released with page edge detection, image stabilization, and German, Spanish, French, and Italian localizations. ...