No Network? No Problem. Offline Notes on iPhone and iPod.
October 28th, 2008

The latest release of Evernote for iPhone, version 1.4, introduces our most (MOST) requested feature: offline notes. We call them Favorites, and here’s how they work.
When viewing a note on the iPhone or iPod Touch, you’ll see a little gray star in left corner of the note title. Once the note is fully loaded, tap the star and that note instantly becomes a favorite. It’s now quickly accessible any time, even offline. To view your favorites, click on “Favorites” in the tab bar along the bottom of the application.
Great for the iPod Touch
This feature is particularly useful for iPod Touch users. Now you will be able to view selected notes even when outside WiFi range.
Planes, trains, and automobiles
With Favorites, you can access selected notes any time you like, no matter where you find yourself. So, whether you’re heading to the corner deli or to New Delhi, the information you need is always close at hand.

Tips
To help you get the most out of Evernote, we’ve added a little “Tips” tab into the bottom of the New Note screen. New tips will show up all the time, so be sure to check back.
And whole lot faster, too
In addition to the server-side tweaks that we mentioned in the last blog post, we also put significant effort into speeding up the application. So this version of Evernote for iPhone is faster than ever.
Make sure your iPhone is upgraded to the latest firmware from Apple and, as always, it’s a good idea to restart your iPhone after upgrading an app, especially if you have a lot of other apps installed.
Get the latest version of Evernote for iPhone now.

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November 7, 2008
11:10 am
Great first step toward a full iPhone client!
This has put Evernote back on my radar for note taking.
As of version 1.4 the app feels like a quick, slick, downloadable web-interface to Evernote, not a standalone client like on windows or mac. For many users, an offline note taking app that happens to sync with Evernote is much more useful than a web-interface with a native UI and a little bit of caching. The optimum interface, at least for me, would be a completely offline app with access to, editing, searching, tagging, etc. on all my notes. Users with larger note collections than I should be able to have the same, as well as to automatically sync certain notebooks from their evernote account to the device.
Can’t wait for 1.5! Keep up the good work