Since mobile is nothing without apps, we’ve decided to add another element to our regular line up of content. Every month we’re going to give a candid, objective review of an app that we like and use ...

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Evernote, the popular multi-platform tool for organizing all your notes, has released two new iOS apps that promise to make two of the most difficult organizational tasks easier. Evernote Food is a ...

How do you keep loyal users after quickly stepping back from a potentially intrusive new privacy policy? For Evernote, it's by releasing a new app that focuses on the core features its users love. The ...

Evernote used to be the king of note-taking apps. The obvious go-to, regardless of the hardware you owned and what you were trying to store. “As a company, we had invented the personal productivity ...

Evernote has a new app called Scannable. It’s takes a feature Evernote already had—digitizing paper documents—and makes it faster and more intuitive than ever before. Here’s how to get it up and ...

— -- They love Phil Libin in Japan, where he's mobbed like a rock star. Here in the states, he's not doing too badly either. His Evernote app — which gives folks one place to jot down and record ...

One of the best things about Evernote is its ability to couple with a variety of other apps and services to expand its reach. By tapping into these tools, you can more easily bring articles, notes, ...

‘Our goal is very straightforward: make Evernote better than ever.’ ‘Our goal is very straightforward: make Evernote better than ever.’ is a former senior reviewer who worked at The Verge from 2011 ...

Evernote is expanding its cloud-based clipping and documents platform to small businesses with the introduction of Evernote Business. Announced amid the Evernote Trunk Conference in San Francisco ...

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