Evernote for iPhone and iPad update

Product updates | 10 Aug 201010 Aug 10 | By Andrew Sinkov

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An update to Evernote for iPhone and iPad (v 3.3.8) went live in the App Store earlier today. Here are some of the highlights:

Improved Premium offline notebooks

Premium users get two nice enhancements to offline notebooks. There’s an improved interface, with much clearer information about exactly when things are synchronizing and which notebooks are stored offline.

Offline notebooks can now sync over 3G. If you would prefer that things only sync of Wi-Fi, then tap the switch to the ON position. Be aware that syncing over 3G may mean large data transfers, which may incur carrier fees.

If you would like to take advantage of the offline notebooks feature, then upgrade to Evernote Premium. You can do that from our website or through the Sync menu of Evernote for iPhone and iPad.

Improved searching

This release includes major improvements to searching within Chinese, Japanese and Korean language notes.

Lots more

There are also a bunch of improvements for editing and appending text, as well as a slew of bug fixes.

Jim

Thanks for the iDevice update!

Two key features we need ASAP for the EN iPad client:

(1) Full rich-text support for creating/editing notes.
(2) Text-only List View (to see more data at once).

ER #1 is critical to using the iPad instead of a laptop in meetings, trips, research, etc.

As soon as the new Cases with KB for iPad are available (Oct, Nov), many, many more people will want to use an iPad instead of netbooks and laptops.

Thanks for a great app! Keep up the good work.

Jim
A Premium User
EN Apps for Win 7 Pro, iPad, iPhone 4
Minestrone

Please give us the “sort by tags”!

Thanks for all.
http://www.bloodytoe.com Nathan Nelson

Hey there. I love the Evernote App on my iPhone, but there are a couple of things I’d like to request (I don’t think this is the first you’ve heard of these)

First and foremost, if Evernote isn’t going to have some kind of “task” list, can you please allow us to add a check-off box within the iPhone app?

Secondly, as was noted above, it would be awesome to be able share lists with my wife on her Evernote iPhone app. If she or I go to the store, we could simply update a shopping list that both of us have access to.

Thanks for the great development and I can’t wait to see what you guys do, next!
MarkG

Awesome application – just two things missing for me:

1. Ink noting – Jobs may not like it but a lot of us still think better when not typing. Currently I have Note Taker HD (which is an awesome inking app) setup with default email address as my evernote inbound address – but this doesn’t let me carry Tags and Titles over easily. . . . . Also if I re-open and update I have to do it in Note Taker HD which means I can only do it on the device I created in. They might catch up and add Trunk integration – which would be cool, but this feels like a core feature . . . maybe this would be a good acquisition to think about?

1.a My stretch ask here would be ‘over inking’ on PDF’s in particular – would be awesome to be able to send them into evernote and to be able to annotate them over the top with Ink (and or text placements). I often do this on the move on physical paper documents and end up loosing my notes. Sometimes end up photographing them into Evernote – but then can’t make further notes on top of those . . . . (wish list grows longer).

2. Rich Text on non desktop platforms, again the iPAD particularly – but also iPhone. Being able to carry over tick lists would make running my ToDo’s in Evernote much easier. Editing rich text in Evernote on the iPAD would get pretty close to completing my use cases – particularly if I could save out to and retrieve from GDocs / Drop-Box as well (although that’s probably a stretch!).

Keep up the great work! . . . . .

M
Jim in DC

Now if only you’d let us get to our Tags on the IPhone!! Until then EverNote for IPhone is just a novelty
Stefano

Love the idea of having my notes synced over all my devices. I could work seamlessly on most projects IF Evernote on iOS devices (especially on iPad) would have Rich-text support + basic “drawing” capabilities for quick drawings while note taking. In my eyes these are MUST HAVEs should you pursue the idea of “cloud” based “acting” (working, bringing up creative ideas & adding them where you stopped being creative last time etc.). Are there OS limitation to this or why haven’t you implemented these features as in the Desktop versions?
Keep it up! For the a.m. Features I would pay + going premium without hesitation!
Jordan

Ok, I wrote a document on my iPad and it synced to my Evernote account. I then wanted to figure out how can I save it to “My Documents” on my computer? How can I do that?

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