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A Review of Evernote with Exclusive iPhone Preview
(April 29, 2008)
We are increasingly collecting a lot of binary stuff. Pictures when we're out with friends, helpful tips we find on websites, quotes from an e-mail or speechÑthe list goes on. There is no shortage of applications on the Mac that help us collect and organize all this information, but Mac newcomer Evernote brings some truly unique features and new ideas to the table.
Evernote: Software to help you remember everything, forever
(April 15, 2008)
Evernote is a forgetter's dream, but the tool isn't only for those of us gone mushy in the brain. In the same way that GPS forever changed our relationship to physical spaces, the permanent, constant archiving of both the monumental and the mundane in life will surely alter how each of us navigates the social realm.
Evernote: Notes Everywhere - Mac, Web, Phone
(April 9, 2008)
This means that you can work on any computer (Mac, Windows, Linux, etc.) using either the Evernote web service or client and keep all your notes synchronized. They also provide a web view for phones. Did I mention all of this is free? Simply amazing.
Evernote = Ubiquitous Personal Memory
(April 3, 2008)
From screen captures, to to-do lists, to quick notes via text or e-mail to impromptu captures from your cell phone camera, Evernote removes all barriers to memory.
Jott Your Way to Evernote Bliss
(March 30, 2008)
Lifehacker readers already know about EverNote, great note-taking software that now offers a beta that includes a web-based side, too.
Evernote Offers a Backup For Your Brain
(March 14, 2008)
Evernote wants to be your external brain. The cross-platform software and web service collects and stores all of your digital data, indexing it and making it searchable thanks to some awesome text recognition software.
First Thoughts on the Evernote Web Public Beta and the Incredible Search Technology
I think their latest development will go a long ways towards making Evernote the first choice for mobile enthusiasts. Enter Beta site »
Evernote’s Web Client Hits Private Beta
(February 23, 2008)
Now, Evernote is opening up to everyone else: Mac, iPhone, and Google Android versions have been announced, and a web version has just hit private beta. Enter Beta site »
Evernote Going Online
(February 22, 2008)
I have to admit that this could bring a new age to note taking. With the mobile applications available people can snap photos with their cellphone as a way to index business cards, receipts, and much more. Enter Beta site »
Extend Your Brain With Evernote
(February 21, 2008)
We are all dealing with information overload. Some of the most useful Web startups are the ones that help us deal with the never-ceasing flow of data washing over us every day. Evernote is one of those startups. Enter Beta site »
Store and find anything on your PC
(January 23, 2008)
Learn how EverNote solves the problems of the scattered mind.
EverNote Beats Google: AIR Search Inside Images, NOW!
(January 4, 2008)
Donna Bogatin writes about Evernote’s advanced recognition technology, which can recognize printed and handwritten text within images.
First Look: EverNote Recording and Recognition Software
(December 17, 2007)
Dean Takahashi of the San Jose Mercury News writes about Evernote’s ability to make images of printed or handwritten text searchable.
ComputerTalk with Dave Mason | Part 1 | Part 2
(December 15, 2007)
Popular radio talk show host, Dave Mason, talks to Phil Libin about EverNote.
What Your CEO Drives Says A Lot About The Dude
(December 11, 2007)
EverNote CEO, Phil Libin, talks about what drives his car-buying decisions
The Science of Note-taking
(December 3, 2007)
“It’s quite simply the most efficient note-taking software for the information-overload age.”
Everyone Should Use EverNote
(November 29, 2007)
“Once in a while I find a product that actually flat out amazes me. Evernote is one of those products.”
Eight Reasons Small Biz Should Give Thanks
(November 19, 2007)
“EverNote, a nifty and powerful notepad/clipfile/list-maker that I’ve grown dependent upon after just a few weeks of use.”
EverNote Web 2.0 Perfect Mobile Storm To Hit in 2008
(November 13, 2007)
Donna Bogatin discusses the future of EverNote with EverNote founder, Stepan Pachikov and EverNote CEO, Phil Libin.
EverNote Organizing Software: New Version Introduced
(November 12, 2007)
Phil Baker, technology columnist for the San Diego Daily Transcript, reviews the latest version of EverNote
Evernote Wants To Be Your “Outside Brain”
(October 27, 2007)
Ever wish all your records, business contacts and discussions – in other words, your memory – were filed away in one program?
EverNote - 8.0 Editor’s Rating
(August, 2007)
It’s difficult to find anything not to like about this light-on-memory, easily installed note-taking program.
Evernote collects Text, Pictures, To-Do Lists and Website excerpts in an endless tape
(July, 2007 - Issue 62)
It’s worth your time to invest in building [a] meaningful set of categories and filters right from [the] start. Then you’ll find EverNote a good tool for storing and searching information.
EverNote Plus: Note Taking Made Easy
(May 18, 2007)
With EverNote.com you can easily store and quickly access typed and handwritten memos, webpage excerpts, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords, brainstorms, sketches, documents and more! A free version or a 30-day trial of the paid version is available for download.
EverNote Plus: Note Taking Made Easy
(May 10, 2007)
Evernote’s unique interface, ease of use, and flexibility make it very appealing because you can become productive within minutes of installing the application. I think that all PC users should give EverNote 2.0 a try. Tablet PC users should definitely test drive the plus version...
Your Brain on a Thumbdrive
(May 9, 2007)
At the beginning of this short review I asked if you’ve ever spent $20 and wondered how you got along without that item... well that’s pretty much how I feel about EverNote Portable 2.0. I can’t recommend this program enough! Go give the free version a run through -- I’m willing to bet once you give it a go and then think about all that power being on a thumbdrive with you all the time, you won’t be able to find a single reason not to buy it.
EverNote 2.0 Is Noteworthy
(April 19, 2007)
When I first reviewed EverNote back in January, I was impressed by its versatility -- the app can be bent in almost any direction to suit your preferred workflow. As a way of collecting and indexing the information one finds throughout the day, time stamping it and making it searchable, EverNote is damned impressive.
Download of the Day: EverNote 2.0
(April 19, 2007)
Lifehacker recommends EverNote 2.0 to its readers as a way to capture, store, and manage data.
Perhaps the best way to store all those little bits of information.
(March 2007)
The latest beta works smoothly and looks totally gorgeous. What’s more, even the Help file is complete and, well, helpful, making EverNote well worth a look.
EverNote: A Database For Your Life
(January 24, 2007)
EverNote is a genius piece of software that collects and stores all of your digital data, indexing them and making them searchable.
Take Notes with EverNote
(January 3, 2007)
All in all, an elegant application... beats the web-based Google Notebook, that is optimized only for web clips.
Jot This Down: An Overview of Popular Note Taking Applications
(December 16, 2006)
Available in both a free and paid version, this popular application is a must-have for quick note-taking. Of all the applications I’ve tried, it’s my first choice.
New EverNote Note-Taking Software Syncs With Removable Media
(October 4, 2006)
Information, to EverNote, includes typed and handwritten notes, memos, webpage excerpts, emails, phone messages, addresses, and even passwords.
ritePen by EverNote
(October 24, 2006)
This week I downloaded ritePen again and was deeply impressed and excited with the recognition engine!
Unlike Google Desktop and more functional than OneNote
(September 25, 2006)
Unlike Google Desktop search, EverNote only finds information that you’ve put into EverNote, but for that exact reason, it can be a lot more useful for keeping track of specific kinds of work. EverNote is similar to Microsoft’s OneNote, but it includes a lot more functionality. The main retrieval feature is its instant text filter, which I love... The new synchronization feature lets me update my EverNote database between multiple computers via a USB drive.
Download of the day
(September 22, 2006)
Evernote’s search is fast and its extensive list of note types is impressive.
Search for anything with EverNote
(September 22, 2006)
The company’s application lets consumers search a broad array of files on their desktop: PowerPoint slides, Excel pages, Word documents, handwritten notes and even photographs. An integrated optical character recognition tool translates road signs and other words in photos for the search engine.
EverNote kicks post-it notes up a notch
(September 19, 2006)
Back in November of last year we talked about the EverNote 1.1 useful post-it note option. Well now there is a new version with tons of new features, stability, and reliability.
I love EverNote!
(September 18, 2006)
I love EverNote! ... I think EverNote is one of the best, free products available to help you keep track of all of the pieces of information in your life.
EverNote, the next generation OneNote
(September 9, 2006)
Leo Laporte says, “There is a program I like better than OneNote, it’s called EverNote... I just really like EverNote. They’re basically trying to be a next generation OneNote.”
* Audio provided by, KFI AM 640, Los Angeles and Leo Laporte, “The Tech Guy on KFI.”
EverNote allows students to stay up to speed
(September 4, 2006)
Just in time, EverNote comes along to help students organize various notes, clippings from electronic documents and other minutiae.
Notepad on steroids
(September 6, 2006)
The first nice thing you will notice when you fire up EverNote is a nice clean “notepad on steroids” interface... The application actually makes taking notes an exercise I look forward to now... Overall, this is a great tool to help organized people stay organized, and disorganized people (like myself) get organized without much effort.
Evernote raises $6 million to save all kinds of notes
(August 4, 2006)
EverNote wants to let you save all aspects of your online and offline life. There’s increasing competition in this sector. So it wants to differ from the others by offering the kitchen sink, letting you save everything that goes on around you and to have it everywhere you go.
Back-to-School Guide
(August 2006, page 66)
Going to school means a never-ending stream of note-taking. EverNote, a free download, helps you make sense out of every note you take, whether it’s an assignment, a Web-page excerpt, an e-mail, an address, or the results of a brainstorming session.
Please don’t mess with my programs
(February 5, 2006)
This has to be the coolest work-related program I’ve ever found on the Internet.
EverNote Organizes Your Endless Stuff Onto an Endless Tape
(August 11, 2005)
[EverNote] is fast and logical and a good way to round up random thoughts and resources.