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Evernote Mobile Web Gets Androidified

March 03, 2009 | Posted by Andrew Sinkov in Product updates
 
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UPDATE [12/16/09] Evernote for Android is now available in the Android Market

Unlike me, Evernote is sticking to its New Year’s resolutions. Today we unveil the slick, new version of Evernote Mobile Web designed for Android phones. Android users will automatically see the new version when they go to www.evernote.com/m

What’s new?

  • Easier search and navigation with quicker access to commonly used features
  • Touchscreen optimization makes browsing easier and faster
  • Works in both portrait and landscape modes
  • Dynamic user interface takes full advantage of the Android browser

Check it out: www.evernote.com/m

What’s Evernote Mobile Web?

Evernote Mobile Web is designed for web-enabled mobile devices (not just Android). You can search and browse your notes, email notes to friends and colleagues, create new text notes, and edit existing ones.

Want to add a photo, audio note, or file to Evernote Mobile Web? That’s easy. Simply email it into your account. All you need to do is add your Evernote email address (available on the Settings page in Evernote Web) to you phone’s contact list. You can also try ShoZu, or similar applications, which can be configured to automatically send photos and audio into Evernote as soon as they’re created.

Native version?

We know what you’re wondering, and the answer is ‘Yes’. We do plan to release a native Android client, as well as native clients for other mobile platforms and devices. Mobile versions are a major part of our product roadmap, and the Android-optimized Evernote Mobile Web is a first step. Stay tuned.

Portions of this page are modifications based on work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 2.5 Attribution License.

UPDATE [12/16/09] Evernote for Android is now available in the Android Market

 
 

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  1. Regan

    03/03/2009   11:04AM

    Yaaaaaay!

     
     

  2. icantremember

    03/03/2009   11:39AM

    Boooo!
    Where’s the Blackberry optimization?? Why are you guys catering to the smaller installed base?

    How about a BB app?

     
     

  3. Mike M

    03/03/2009   13:01PM

    You guys got me all excited when I first saw this, I thought it was a native Android app, but then I read it and was let down.

    Glad to see that a native app is in the works. I <3 Evernote and recomend it to everyone I can.

     
     

  4. Mark

    03/03/2009   13:28PM

    Symbian, please.

    . . . but http://www.evernote.com/m is better than a sharp stick in the eye, I admit. . .

     
     

  5. dan

    03/03/2009   14:04PM

    My blackberry cries itself to sleep each night due to the fact its denied a steady working relationship with Evernote. Please can you spare the heartbreak??

     
     

  6. icantremember

    03/03/2009   16:15PM

    @dan
    thanks, i was wondering what that puddle under my ‘berry was every morning… :(

    i keep bugging @evernote on twitter about a blackberry app, but they won’t give up any info.

     
     

  7. icantremember

    03/03/2009   16:17PM

    http://search.twitter.com/search?q=evernote+blackberry

    i guess im not the only one

     
     

  8. Zuber

    03/03/2009   17:00PM

    Come on guys. Focus on the numbers, not just the hype.

    Something like 200 million Symbian devices sold to date. Surely that should be grabbing your attention.

    The new Nokia 5800 (first symbian touchscreen device) has already sold over a million.

    Surely that should be getting some priority…

    Zuber

     
     

  9. CanyonR

    03/03/2009   17:18PM

    Thank You so much. You have made my week!

    I can’t wait for the full fledged, native, client but this is a great step.

    As I move more of my life into evernote, I find less and less things get “lost”.

     
     

  10. Darwin

    03/03/2009   22:46PM

    What is taking soo long for the native clients for BB and Android?? It’s killing me. I really want to get rid of my iPhone, but Evernote is one of the major things keeping me.

     
     

  11. Jim

    03/04/2009   00:08AM

    Evernote needs to try to implement something like this:

    http://www.officelabs.com/projects/canvasforonenote/Pages/default.aspx

    I don’t know how well this actually works because I don’t have Onenote, but this is light-years ahead of the windows client which seems like a ’90s app.

     
     

  12. bohemicus

    03/04/2009   01:25AM

    I can’t wait for a Symbian version to make the Nokia e71 just the perfect phone.

     
     

  13. Christian

    03/04/2009   04:36AM

    Whooop, thank you! Can’t wait for the App!

     
     

  14. Marcel Lanthier

    03/04/2009   07:52AM

    coud you produicing a version of evernote in french language please answer me YES.
    Congradulation for your work and have a nice day
    thank-you Marcel Lanthier

     
     

  15. Phil

    03/04/2009   23:24PM

    Please please please do Nokia/S60/Symbian devices!!! It’s the most used platform in the world!!!

     
     

  16. jfm2038

    03/05/2009   10:13AM

    I can’t believe it. Right now there is only one Android smartphone on the market and millions of the users of Symbian phones. When is there going to be a version for Symbian?

     
     

  17. midwinter

    03/06/2009   00:57AM

    Love the Android integration so far. Very impressive.

    I AM looking forward to a native app, though, as Evernote as enabled me to become completely paperless now.

    Really is a great service you run guys.

     
     

  18. Kris

    03/08/2009   16:25PM

    This seems… odd. There are more BlackBerry and Symbian phones out there with more users than Android. Why not push to get those out first?

    Since BlackBerry is more of a professional device for typing I would have thought you’d get a native client for BlackBerry, then Symbian and the finally Android.

    Oh well, at least you’re expanding…

     
     

  19. Stewart

    03/08/2009   17:45PM

    I second, or third, or fourth or whatever the desire for a S60 version for my E71. Yes, the /m version is ok, but what about something better. I don’t want to have to use ActiveNote when I have Evernote everywhere else.

    The point of comments is to have a conversation, so how about an official response? :-)

     
     

  20. Deebster

    03/10/2009   09:15AM

    Thanks a lot for this, the full site was a bit painful.

    Obviously, thought, I’m eager for the native version, I did like the Window Mobile version, and Android integration should be easier and fuller.

    I’m gracious enough to be happy to let you give your BB/Symbian users some love first ;)

     
     

  21. blkdykegoddess

    03/21/2009   05:09AM

    yipee! I love you!

     
     

  22. saklas

    03/25/2009   21:06PM

    once evernote is on android~
    there goes 3 other apps that i use to replace 1 evernote :D

     
     

  23. skybeedoo

    03/26/2009   05:25AM

    Will the native android app allow offline access and syncing a la google gears?

     
     

  24. landon w

    03/26/2009   05:45AM

    Sweet, I’m McLovin your pipeline. Android rocks!

     
     

  25. walter822

    03/26/2009   14:31PM

    Excellent! Now with Evernote mobile, my Nokia E71 is No.1 phone for me. Thanks.

     
     

  26. walter822

    03/26/2009   23:21PM

    Excellent! Now my E71 wil be No.1 for me. But how about Evernote for Ubuntu?

     
     

  27. graymoment

    03/30/2009   10:34AM

    Thank you for making progress with Android, and I eagerly await the native App!

    @everyone who is complaining about the attention to Android before BB, Sybian, and Windows Mobile:

    The Evernote team can clearly see the writing on the wall. Android is a more advanced operating system, and because they allow deep access to the system in an open source environment, developers in the known are flocking to Android.

     
     

  28. Andreas

    04/02/2009   16:02PM

    I’m also eager to try the Android version. I’m pretty sure I will upgrade to premium when it hits the Android Market :-)

     
     

  29. Kevin Neely

    04/08/2009   12:05PM

    Why does the new evernote.com/m site not work with my Nokia 5800? I still get the old site. Is there a way to force it?

    I still want a native S60 app, but am confused why the new mobile site doesn’t work correctly.

    It works fine (Great, actually) from my N800 tablet. Wish I got the same love on my phone.

     
     

  30. Lulugirl896

    04/09/2009   14:52PM

    Small issue: I went to the android site on my Blackberry bold but it didn’t work because I’ve chosen to disable javascript. But now I can’t go back to the old version of preview.evernote.com/m ! I keep getting re-directed to the android site which I can’t use. Any ideas?

     
     

  31. emmett

    04/21/2009   18:34PM

    symbian

     
     

  32. Michael

    04/30/2009   04:24AM

    I’m waiting for the Android native app – so I can then sign up for the Premium package and know it’ll work for all my devices.

    I hope development is moving along here.

     
     

  33. Chris

    05/04/2009   10:58AM

    Once the android native app comes along… premium here I come

     
     

  34. Jesse Redl

    06/02/2009   22:50PM

    Just picked up an HTC magic today and the mobile base evernote works great! Thanks!

     
     

  35. bodsham

    06/07/2009   05:07AM

    I just picked up an HTC Magic and the mobile site doesn’t work at all. All I see is a list of notes. No ability to move to different notebooks or use tags. I have Javascript enabled. Am I doing something wrong here? The native app is needed.

     
     

  36. jose

    07/02/2009   00:19AM

    Please can we have a Symbian / S60 client?

     
     

  37. Sam

    07/21/2009   05:32AM

    Hoping for a client for Android! Thank you for the great product – I went “pro” just yesterday (but will be using a HTC Hero (Android) soon).

     
     

  38. Paul

    07/23/2009   23:45PM

    Hi, I’m an Evernote Pro user and need a native Evernote client for Android for my Hero. When do you release it?

     
     

  39. rossgeography

    07/29/2009   08:46AM

    Delighted and all for Androids but please please for Symbian / S60 (nice evernote.com/m site though)

     
     

  40. Ken

    08/05/2009   05:14AM

    Okay, this post was in March. There is now a client for the Pre. No native Android client yet.

    I use tags as my primary form of organizing notes. The search on the mobile edition does a poor job of searching on tags. And offline work is not possible.

    Could really use an Android version. I’ll echo the others who ask, do you have a release date?

     
     

  41. Miles Gilmour

    08/05/2009   11:30AM

    I would just like to add my voice to those asking for Symbian/S60 support. I have just started using Evernote and love it, the one thing that would make me go for premium membership is a native Symbian app.

     
     

  42. Alb

    08/10/2009   15:55PM

    Another vote for an S60, power users on N95s could really use a version.

     
     

  43. Fila

    08/10/2009   23:54PM

    Yet another vote for Symbian, please.

     
     

  44. Tingu

    08/15/2009   12:22PM

    Another vote for Symbian / S60 from me. The iPhone version is really nice. Truly amazing array of clients so far so one more will hardly be an effort right? ;)

     
     

  45. Liam

    08/27/2009   08:19AM

    Symbian please, would love this for my N86!

     
     

  46. Steve

    08/29/2009   14:24PM

    Disappointed that there seems to be a plethora of mobile clients but nothing for Symbian / S60.

    A vote for a client to make my E71 happy please?

    On a side note, how about something for Maemo 5 / Nokia N900?

    Thanks!

     
     

  47. NokiaMan

    08/31/2009   21:58PM

    Symbian, Please. I am currently in new E52.

     
     

  48. Cris

    09/01/2009   08:05AM

    Is it so difficult to develop a symbiam version, or is there any strategic reason not to do so? Does Apple made any arrangement to have an Iphone version before Nokia/Simbiam? Why nobody at Evernote office answer our questions regarding this issue?

     
     

  49. dj

    09/03/2009   21:50PM

    isn’t the symbian market much larger than android?

     
     

  50. Mohammed Mudassir Azeemi

    09/04/2009   13:18PM

    when we will have evernote for android?

     
     
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