Evernote Mobile Web Gets Androidified

Product updates | 03 Mar 200903 Mar 09 | By Andrew Sinkov

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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.

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

Laurie Boutte

Getting an HTC Hero to replace my HTC touch pro. I would love to have evernote on it. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE!!!!
Hans

I’m desperately needing a native Evernote application for my Droid. Where is it? I need it ASAP. I will pay for it. How much? I don’t care. I just need it.
fizzog

Please let’s have a native Android Evernote app! The faster the better, as far as I am concerned!
JayMonster

I too am awaiting this functionality and would love to have it on my Droid. In the meantime, for those waiting to be able to post to EverNote from an Android Device, check out PixelPipe which allows you to upload to many different places… including EverNote. It doesn’t replace a good native client, but will do in a pinch until EverNote gets up to speed on Android.
4242

Yes, give me a native android, and I’ll give you 16 premium account for the whole company! Go! Go! Go!
Robert Rosenwald

Android Evernote badly needed
XTRO

I’ve installed Evernote for Android in my phone: HTC Tattoo.
Problems found: writing user id & password for log-in. Every keystroke do not paint the character in the correspondent field. You don’t know what you’re writing, and it cause constants failures when log-in.
XTRO

Hello again. I’ve installed Evernote for Android in my phone: HTC Tattoo.
Security problem found: you can access the Micro-SD’s content with a browser, and find a folder named “Evernote”. If you surf in the “notes” directory, you can access without problems into numeric folders (ex: 3bc\3bc5669b-2388-40d1-89ab-f68c76522f6c). Inside them, there are 2 files: “content.enml” and “note.html”. You can open the html file and read the complete information of the note (passwords, card numbers… etc.)
Jaap

The beta works ok, unfortunately it still has to go back to the web application for viewing notes… Can’t wait until the next update. Can you pls give us an estimate when the full version comes out???
http://xpt.de Patrick

Here is a how-to downoad and install the beta:

http://xpt.jimdo.com/nerdstuff/android/

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