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
pppetter
Nice app… but you lost me with the “The network connection couldn’t be established”-bug (I also have a HTC with WM6). When you fix it, I might reconsider… until then Evernote is just waste of space.
Erik-Jan
Another vote for offline note-taking. Even stronger… I quote from your own blog:
“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.”
Sorry but it doesn’t work that way; I ALWAYS have to log on to the internet when I open the appliation or when I finish a new note and I am just not that rich.
Please solve this problem. Without this, the app is useless.
Mark
Any Symbian S60 version on the roadmap ?
Lee
+1 for a version for S60.
Dale
I’d spring for the Premium if you’d port this to Blackberry. You’re missing a huge market by not having a BB version.
Lagoon
Hi.
I have a HTC TYTN with windows mobile 6.
When I try to view a note containing a pdf, it will not work on the TYTN. Can just see a pdf icon in the note. ClearVue PDF installed and it sucks bigtime. Anyone with a solution on this. Any other PDF viewers that might work on Windows Mobile 6 ?
Adam
This new version is awesome!
One thing, every time I take a snapshot on my tilt, it ends up getting compressed beyond readability. I set the camera resolution to 1280×1024 and settings to super fine, but it’s still the same. :-\
Still, this new version is the best note software for WM yet!
Tom van Geffen
Hi,
Love it,
but…
another vote for offline notes (does anybody use the imap possibility, I get 100 notes only, not my full 250 or so??)
grtz,
Tom
kenbeyond
impressive!
Sgtret
There is an echo here that is being ignored. “Blackberry” “Blackberry Please” Has it occurred to you that people who would make use of Evernote would also lean toward the BB platform? Some crumbs regarding its interface development would be appreciated.
Damian
Another vote for offline usage with synchronization to the web.
John W
Another vote for a Blackberry version, please!
Jim F
Ahem… Blackberry? Lessee, iPhone, Windows Mobile, Palm, Blackberry… wonder what the US (not global) markets shares are? Oh, lookee here!
http://apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2008/12/02/iphone-grabs-30-of-us-smartphone-market/
Rita F
Need offline options — an ESSENTIAL feature for the mobile client — I need to be able to control the amount downloaded, where the download goes (my very limited main mem or storage card); see the offline content stored locally, create notes offline then upload when wifi connected. So far I’m using Evernote’s IMAP email option to download and hold my notes, but it’s clunky beyond belief and the PDF screen captures are usually too tiny to read on my HTC TYTN screen. Add the features above to a nice, nimble client, and it would be purr-fect.
Ryan
HEY EVERYONE!
Download the newest update, it allows you to create notes offline! and lets you stay logged in even after restart. 12/12/08
Peter Maddern
I’d love to see a future release of Evernote whereby you could create a note where you could mix text, ink, photos and audio all in the same note.
To me this would make EverNote an unbeatable killer app!
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Alexandre
Symbian S60 support ? Is there a deadline ? The community is eagerly waiting for this !!!!!
Michael
The recent update to be able to work offline with my PPC is a great addition and it works well.
Thank you.
Tim
Symbian version please! Windows Mobile is so….
Phil
Please please please create a Java, or better yet, Nokia/S60 client !!!
Andreas Heynatz
Please make a Java based client or an S60 client!
Rodrigo Araujo
Please make an S60 Cliente!!
My e71 needs evernote!
isd
I need to edit ink notes on pocket pc!
And to be able to zoom in/out in ink notes. As well as being ble to change the default ink note paper, and to define custom colors.
And it would be perfect.
Thanks.
Denys
support Symbian S60 version please
Corentin
Hello Evernote!
Your app is really a great one. Definitely one the most useful that I have on my PC. I use it on a daily basis.
Unfortunately I am really disappointed by the windows mobile porting.
For one reason : The lack of offline access to data!
I really hope that you’ll include this feature soon, it will make a huge impact on how I use your product!
Cheers,
Corentin
kitteh
Great. Now if we could just get rid of the “Network connection could not be established” annoyance so it could actually be *used* on a mobile platform, everything would be even greater. Until then, there is just no point, sorry.
mike- singapore
Yes- I am using it on the iPod Touch, OSX and would love to use it on my Nokia e71.
Please make a version for e71 soon. Thx
mulder
Hey – good thing, but please: support symbian s60. I want evernote on my n95.
dimangi
S60 client coming up soon?
Jim McDonald
I seem to be having the same problem as a few of the bloggers. I am using the 3G network and I am currently awsy from my computer and on the mobile, and cannot access your FAQ section to find if the network connection problem has been fixed. Could you please advise if, and, when I may be able to use Evernote again. Cheers, Jim
Eero
symbian s60 please!
Photo Gear Guy
It works wonderfully on my HTC Touch Diamond however, it would be even better to have an option to store downloaded notes locally so that I could use it without an Internet connection just like the desktop version.
Stubbs
A bit late to comment but I like Symbian S60 version too.
dd325xi
Blackberry!
David Winton
Blackberry!!! please please please.
Mike
oh, come on… symbian and blackberry version! and also Chinese version if possible…
Carl
S60 client +1
FizzyPopMan
To echo some of the comments above, I too often want to use EverNote when I don’t have a mobile signal (e.g. on the tube/underground).
Unfortunately the “Network connection could not be established” message makes it unusable.
I look forward to this being fixed.
mupper
+1 offline Client !!!!
Important !!
Write Notes und upload from Home WLan !
Michael
Symbian, please!!!!!!!!!!
TC
Please make a symbian client for my Nokia E71!
Nerve
I need an E60 version too, because I want to change my Samsung SHG-i600 to Noka E71.
DanJLevak
I just want to reinforce the groundswell of support for a BlackBerry client. I have hooked about 20 people at my office on EverNote, and they agree this would be an end-all killer app if you had a BlackBerry mobile version.
drtau
Is offline browsing/editing supported in the Windows Mobile Smartphone version?
Lorry
Blackberry please
Leslie
Brilliant product – I’ve had it a week and use it every day already – excellent way to bridge your business and personal life. Most of the planet uses Symbian or Blackberry – we need suport for this as well before a competitor comes along and moves all your customers to them. happy to help if needed…
SYMBIAN PLEASE
dimens
Waiting for Evernote client in E71, too.
It’s so convenient. I love Evernote.
Jeff Gautier
Please think about Symbian
RDoug360
I like the client on my Ipod Touch. I’m sure I’d love the client for Blackberry.
Kitezh
I like Evernote, particularly for the tag functionality. But the inability to access notes offline in the Windows Mobile version means that I won’t use it as my note-taking application quite yet. I’ll wait for offline use.