Today, we unveiled the new Evernote for Windows Mobile (version 3.0.0.172). We’ve added new features, new views, and more options, all designed to make Evernote for Windows Mobile faster and easier to use.
For those unfamiliar with Evernote for Windows Mobile, this version lets you create text, ink, snapshot, and audio notes, as well as attach supported files, such as PDFs. It also allows you to quickly and easily browse and search through all the notes in your Evernote account.
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Browser begone
Evernote for Windows Mobile is now a full client, which means that the browser no longer launches when searching, viewing, or editing notes. Everything now happens right inside the application, making the user experience significantly snappier.
Views, views, and more views
When browsing your notes and search results, you now have three view options: Thumbnails, Details, and List. Thumbnail view shows a small thumbnail of the note alongside the title and tags (see image above); Details shows the title, tags, and creation date; and List shows only shows the title.
You can now tailor your view to match the speed of your network connection. Speedy connections can go with Thumbnails, while slower connections can choose Details or (the lightening fast) List view. It’s up to you.
And more…
In addition, we made accessing Saved Searches much easier, and we simplified the interface to make it more user friendly. You can also choose whether you want Evernote to upload new notes over a cellular connection, or only via WiFi –great for those watching their cellular bandwidth usage. All that, on top of tons of fixes, tweaks, and enhancements.
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136 Comments
ToreAF
Big vote for offline client. Evernote most useful when travelling and roaming data charges are v high so need to control usage. Would have thought it’s the most obvious function for a mobile client really.
Looking forward to the release
Olivier
For me, totally unusable without WM offline.
I need to see all my notes on my HTC WM offline.
Data base replication like the old Palm.
Bill
Another vote for offline access for windows mobile. I’ll probably still use this as a replacement for google notes. It’s much better and if an offline capability arrives it will be fantastic.
alan
And yet another vote for the Symbian OS since I use Nokia E71.
David
Add a vote for Symbian! I would gladly pay to have an app that allows me to work with Evernote items offline on my E61i and sync over WiFi. Right now, the best option is syncing Evernote over IMAP, but that doesn’t compare to what a real client-side app could do.
I used Windows Mobile for years and the only reason I would consider torturing myself with it again would be for apps like Evernote…
arran
Until evernote makes its debut on Symbian, it’s a limited app for me.
C’mon guys … make it happen!
Alex
and another vote for offline access. without that not usable for me.
Sillen
Symbian…one more vote. Useless for so many people who are NOT on windows mobile or iphone.
Thanks
thelion
The “network connection could not ne established” issue is obviously still not resolved????????????????
Seb
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE !!
Bring Evernote to Symbian
Dmitry
Symbian please! Really looking forward.
Martijn
When is de symbian beta available? I just checked the comments and its obvious that there are very many symbian evernote’rs around……please give a sign of live..as to if you guys are working on it and the expected releas….thx so much
Jesus T
Any simbian luck? We have been waiting for long time? Thanks
Srinivasan
Another call out for a Symbian version. Please please please!
Dave
Symbian NOKIA e71!
DAVAY!!!!!!DAVAY!!!!!!DAVAY!!!!!!
jsampol
+1 for S60 version pleaseee!!!
Alex
Without offline notes it’s useless
Nikita M Filippov
Evernote for e71 it nees like air for us
John Pawlett
Have I missed it or is the blackberry version out yet
Paul
I desperately want to start using Evernote on my Windows Mobile phone, but because of the “network connection couldn’t be established” problem…I can’t!
I use a HTC TyTN II with WM 6.1.
EVERNOTE PLEASE!!! Fix this!
Anders Sneckenborg
I use HTC Touch HD and have the same “network connection couldn’t be established” problem.
There used to be a special version which fixed the problem but I lost when resetting the phone.
Any ideas?
/Anders
David Gómez
My problem: “Network connection could not be established”
Offline editing +1
Zippy
Another call for symbian – PLEEEAAASSSE
carlos
I’d love to access to my evernote trough my nokia N78.. so, please develop a symbian app for all of the worlwide users of symbian’s smartphones
Iphone and Windows mobile are not the only OS on the mobile market
Alex
+1 for Symbian version
Lagrange
I am using Evernote for years…but not having offline capabilities for Windows Mobile is quite a downturn and defies a bit the sense of the application. Transparent and smooth replication of notes is strong suite of the Evernote clients, specifically of the actual windows client. Why do foresake this for the mobile version?
gus in Shanghai
another vote for Evernote for the e71
mau
Please, when a version for Symbian? I like this application but my Nokia phone like it more
miguel
++++nokia S60 v5
Matt
Come on guys, get it on Symbian for all us millions and millions of happy Nokia users!
Simon
Would love a version of this for Symbian. Using a Nokia E71 currently, any sign of this in development?
Andrew G. Allen
Another vote for Evernote on Symbian, specifically on my E71!
Kai
Still waiting for the offline notes function on WM version.
allan
+1 for symbian
Chaosteil
Another vote for Symbian here (E71)
Kantesh
Keep it simple, guys! I am waiting for the day when Evernote will run on any basic Nokia phone (not just on S60/Symbian). Remember, Gmail works and so does Google Maps! I don’t think it is asking for too much.