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The problem with Wi-Fi is that, well, you need Wi-Fi. Finding a place with Wi-Fi access (for free, or even paid access) is difficult. Are you going to have Wi-Fi when you’re in a shop, for example? No. Most business don’t have Wi-Fi anyway, either. Is a restaurant going to have Wi-Fi? Very tiny chance. If this had access to 3G networks it might be more viable, but currently this is just the same as any other SD card.

Great idea if the cards have a buffer. Suggestion; use these cards in combination with a digital notepad. Not often used yet, but already available; the digitiser pad is recording every pen stroke that you make on paper and makes is available throug sd card. This solution makes ist available directly in evernote on your desktop with recognition capabilities!

Also a suggestion: how about combining evernote with irex technologiesd iliad

What about security? Is there a way to control whether the upload is sent on demand or can it be controlled?
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Still no updates for the m. site or S60-powered smartphones or blackberries. Evernote is cool, and I enjoy using it for a couple different things, but I am extremely limited in that it is next to useless for me when I am mobile.

Wi-Fi is good, but 3g would awesome. The Amazon Kindle uses 3g. Maybe Amazon should make an SD card.

The problem is that I “us[e] it once a month — rarely” because digital cameras still suck. Having to upload photos from my digital camera isn’t the most annoying thing about my digital camera. It’s not even in the top 10.

(If it was, I’d *use* my camera every day and only *upload* them once a month — nobody cares if I post vacation photos a month late. But I only *use* it once a month.)

While this looks pretty neat, I’d be 10x more impressed if you’d simply made a digital camera that didn’t suck.

For the Dutch: I ordered a Eye-Fi card at http://photojojo.com/ , totally awesome… now looking for the Evernote function.

I have both the Eye-Fi card and use Evernote on my iPhone. I think the combination is great and a good option. Lisa says she wants a better camera. Go buy one; there are plenty. I use Eye-Fi cards in my Canon SD100 and Digital Rebel (with CF card adapter). Works great. Transfers pics to my computer and my online website. Now that Evernote is an option, I may use that personally/professionally. There are several requests on Eye-Fi’s site about ad hoc options or personal web servers/ftp servers. They add features every couple of months. I imagine that, just like the new Evernote feature, they may be adding those features down the road. The time it saves me to auotmate some of the transferring is highly worth it to me with a child. I can take 150 photos in a session, but the transfer time from the cards to the pc, then uploading to the web, is time I can’t afford with a baby, so Eye-Fi takes care of that for me. Later, I log onto my website and just delete the bad ones or move the good ones to a public folder for friends and family. If you can’t see the value in this, then you won’t see it, so don’t buy it. It’s that simple. I would like to have more control over the dataflow, though, as I might not want my personal pics to end up in Evernote, and my professional pics not to end up on my website. But a separate Eye-Fi card may resolve this.

Evernote, please gimme a Blackberry app! pleaseeeeeeeeeee!!!

I have a camera and I just bought the Eye-Fi Anniversary Card. I read it is not possible to buy the card in Europe but my question is Can I use the Eye Fi card in France. I was hoping to use it to work on my blog Typepad…..and send pictures to it through Evernote. I need some clarification…

This would be perfect if it was a Bluetooth device that could connect to my mobile phone. The mobile would be responsible for the sync with EverNote. After all, 3G is more widely coveraged than WiFi. While this sounds redundant (my mobile phone has a camera built in) my camera is a better camera than my phone.

This would be perfect if it was a Bluetooth device that could connect to my mobile phone.

@Bruce: “looks like no account to me”

Um, no. You don’t get it. You can only upload to your computer if you are NEAR your computer. Otherwise, you need an account, which means your pictures are going through a single third party service that can collect all your pictures under your user id.

What I want is the ability to be out and about, not anywhere near my home WiFi, and to upload over a public WiFi to my own server on the internet. Not Flickr, not Picasa. No. My own server.

With the ability to upload to my own server
this would appeal to me as well

I agree with Greg. We need to be able to use it in Europe too!