
This is a very exciting day here at Evernote. After months of work, and a ton of help from our amazing community of translators, we are happy to announce the availability of Evernote in French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
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This is a very exciting day here at Evernote. After months of work, and a ton of help from our amazing community of translators, we are happy to announce the availability of Evernote in French, German, Italian, and Spanish.
I’m very happy to report that Evernote just raised $10 million in our “B” round! The lead investor is Morgenthaler Ventures, one of the deans of Silicon Valley venture capital. Troika Dialog and DOCOMO Capital, our “A” round investors, participated as well.
What will we do with the money? We’re going to invest it into making our product better: more platforms, more features, and more polish (we’re working on Polish, too, along with Swedish, Japanese and a dozen other languages). We want Evernote to be your trusted, permanent and ubiquitous electronic memory. This investment gives us the runway to get there.
I’d like to thank our team, who’ve worked amazingly hard to build one of the brightest companies on the Internet today; our investors, for giving us their trust; and, most of all, our awesome community of users. Your voice has helped guide our product, and your enthusiasm for Evernote was a critical factor in our successful fundraising.
Thanks for finding us and thanks for sticking with us. We’re glad you’re along for the ride!
Whenever you come across a great campground or biking/hiking trail online, clip it into Evernote using one of Evernote’s Web Clipper options. Once in Evernote, tag the note or put into a dedicated notebook.
Find even more Evernote uses and tips at: Ron’s Evernote Tips
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We’re always on the lookout for unexpected ways that people are using Evernote. When we heard about California dairy farmer Ray Prock and his Evernote use, we had to see it for ourselves.
On our recent visit to his family farm, not only did we get a tour of the dairy, but we also learned about the critical role Evernote plays in keeping everything running. Ray, like lots of business owners, has the huge task of managing enormous amounts of information. In his Evenote account, Ray captures information on his cows, including their numbers, treatments and feed details. He also keeps track of his maintenance needs, supplies, notes from meetings, and remaining tasks.
Check out the video below to get a peek at our visit to Ray Lin Dairy.
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Evernote 3.5 Beta keeps improving on its path to general availability. The latest release adds a number of new features, improves speed and stability, and gives you lots of things you’ve been asking for. Here’s a rundown.
Evernote is great for comparison shopping and researching a big purchase. Trying to decide which TV to buy, or which car is right for you, can seem nearly impossible. Use Evernote to clip reviews, prices and features. Have all your research and necessary info in one place; fully searchable (with links) to help you make the right decision. When you get to the store you can pull up all that great research on your mobile phone.
Find even more Evernote uses and tips at: Ron’s Evernote Tips