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Evernote for iPhone Hits 2.0

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
 

Evernote for iPhone gets its first major update in a few months, and it was well worth the wait. The latest release (version 2.0) introduces landscape support, thumbnail view, Favorites sorting, speed improvements, and lots of other enhancements. Update/install the latest from the App Store.

Landscaping

Evernote now supports landscape orientation for many of its application screens. This is particularly useful when creating or editing a note, as it brings up the spacious landscape keyboard.

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Thumbnail view

Turn your iPhone on its side when in Notes View to launch thumbnails. This side-scrolling view is great for quickly scanning through your notes. Tap on a note to access it, or hold your finger on a note to get a quick zoom.

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Sort your favorites

Evernote for iPhone now lets you change the order of your favorites. Go to Favorites, tap Edit, then press on the three horizontal lines on the right side of the note. When you do this, the note pops out, letting you move it to any position you like.

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Embedded browser

There’s now an embedded browser within the app. Whenever you click on a link in a note, the browser will launch right inside of Evernote. This makes viewing web pages, and returning to your notes when you’re done, a whole lot faster and easier.

Lots of other improvements

In addition to the big things, we’ve also made a number of smaller (but no less important) enhancements

  • The application loads quicker
  • A nip here, a tuck there and the UI just became much more polished
  • Attaching a photo to a note is way speedier
  • Note geo-tagging is much more accurate
  • Improved support for favorites, including access to attached files

As always, we recommend giving you’re iPhone a cleansing reboot after upgrading to the new version of Evernote. Call us superstitious, but that just seems to make it work much smoother.

iPhone 3.0

Like many of you iPhone fans out there, we’re very excited about the recent iPhone 3.0 news. We have lots of ideas for ways to take full advantage of all the new capabilities. Stay tuned.

  • AJ

    Love this app.
    Would LOVE to be able to add TO DO list items on the iphone.

  • Michael Morgan

    +1 for Blackberry!

  • http://schoenfeldt.com/sanfranciscobayareaweddingphotographer.html Alex

    The landscape orientation is a really great improvement.

  • http://www.quintusphoto.com Michael G

    Is it possible to make ALL notes Offline by default within he iPhone app, perhaps via the iPhone Preferences? Or can this be done via the Mac OS X version of Evernote?

    Thanks!

  • Alan

    Yes, Evernote is a great app. My biggest wish is that it has the option to keep the notes on the iPhone — cached — instead of requiring a live connection. I’ve tried using “favorites” but it’s 1) cumbersome because each note must be edited, and 2) it doesn’t always work in offline mode.

    Recently, I needed a note while flying and, later, at a location without cell service. So I was SOL.

    Thanks.

  • http://amoryunidad.com.mx Negro

    Sounds great… thanks guys!!!

  • Todd

    I too would love for the notes to be saved locally to my iPhone, so I can access them without a cell/wifi connection.

    Any update on this? Is this possible to do now?

    Thanks

  • http://www.maskusplanet.com Maskus

    Good job!

    Just a little idea: It will be great if you include a bookmarklet for Safari in Iphone, so we can save pages or text while we are surfing with the iPhone.

    The current version of Evernote for iphone it’s useful only to check what i saved while i was surfing with my desktop.

    Greets

  • Evan

    Don’t take programming time away from your great product to support Blackberry. Evernote is just perfect on iPhone. A blackberry version of your good software will simply prolong the death spiral of the legacy Blackberry platform, and will encourage Blackberry users to annoy their IT departments with further requests to support RIM’s crappy Enterprise Server software. The sooner that thing dies, the better. No apps = cut off Blackberry’s air supply.

    Meanwhile, I love Evernote. I tell everyone about it, except the benighted who do not have an iPhone yet :)

  • Warai

    Having the same problem as several other users. The thumbnails update listing all of my notes but I cannot view any of them. After opening them it merely displays a blank white page. Any clue why this would be happening?

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