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Sooo Shiny: Evernote for the Palm Pre

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
 

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Evernote for Palm® Pre™ is here. It’s the newest addition to our rapidly growing family of remember-everythingamajigs. Get it now from the Palm App Catalog. Visit our Palm Pre webpage for screenshots and additional information.

What does it do?

Evernote for Palm Pre lets you capture your experiences and inspirations instantly as they occur, and then find them whenever you want. It allows you to create text and snapshot notes on the go, edit existing text notes, and search through all of your memories, even those created on your desktop or the web. Evernote for Palm Pre also lets you open and view multiple notes at once, launching a new “card” for each.

Don’t forget to try our image recognition. Take a photo of something containing printed or handwritten text, send it into your Evernote account, give it a minute to process, then try searching for the text. This is great for whiteboards, business cards, wine labels, signs, scribbles, and more.

Mmmm…thumbnails

You can easily toggle between two view options. One gives you thumbnails along with some meta-information (title, date), while the other shows a wall of note thumbnails —perfect for quick browsing.

Now, where was I?

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Evernote takes full advantage of the Palm Pre location awareness capabilities. Whenever you create a new text note, Evernote captures your location and associates that with your note. Later you can search for notes created within 5 miles of where you’re standing. So, say you’re visiting headquarter and want to find the notes your took on your Palm Pre the last time you were there. All you need to do is launch Evernote, tap the Search button, and tap Search Nearby. Voilà.

More to come

The Palm Pre is a brand new platform, so we’re just learning the ropes. You can look forward to more great features and functionality in the not-too-distant future.

  • Skippy

    Lots of good comments here but what nobody’s talking about is the Android client — when is THAT going to come out?

  • http://www.espositophotography.com Joe Esposito

    Some thoughts on the Pre App.

    During my initial login, I had to disable WIFI to successfully login. Thoughts?

    Also, Decrypting blobs in a note is needed! I don’t think you have a bug system, so here’s my public comment :)

    Finally, does the pre version support SSL for us premium users?
    Thanks,
    Joe

  • http://thecryptonline.com vega

    Android gets hosed again, :(

  • hertzi

    Great, great, great.

    Love Evernote so much and now when I will be able to by my GSM Pre I will have one of the most important software from start.

    Thank you soooo much.

  • Jarek James

    Yeah i’m gonna have to agree with most of the commenters where is our android app?

  • http://www.barrelofcrafts.com/ Small Business Help

    I’ve been really interested in building an app for these things. I heard the guy who created the fart app is banking hard.

  • http://educationaltechnologyguy.blogspot.com David

    I was hoping for an app for Palm OS. Yes, I know it is old and outdated, but there are a lot of Treo’s and Centro’s out there (millions) and the mobile web version is limited in it’s functionality.

    Thanks.

    Dave

  • http://www.takoyaki.org Barron

    Looking forward to an Evernote app for Android as well… I have to think there was some kind of incentive, financial or otherwise, coming from Palm. Something like the Pandora dealie?

  • http://www.moench.net Volker

    Looking forward to an native app for ANDROID too, and I pay for it, if it is necessary. The browsersolution is not a solution…

    At this moment a Android-App is available, I will register the Premium-Account in the same moment.

  • Benregn

    I will subscribe to the premium service when you’ll get the Android app out :D

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