Evernote for iPhone, iPad and iPod Update

Product updates | 27 Sep 201027 Sep 10 | By Andrew Sinkov

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An update to Evernote for iPhone, iPad and iPod (version 3.3.10) went live in the iTunes App Store over the weekend. Check for updates or get the app now. This release included a number of nice improvements. Here’s a brief summary:

Improved search performance

There are a couple of nice search-related enhancements in this release. Searching for notes when your device is online is now faster. Also, searching for Chinese, Japanese and Korean notes within offline notebooks is now more reliable.

Better thumbnail scrolling

Scrolling through thumbnails on devices equipped with the new Retina Display is now much faster. Don’t forget, if you use an iPhone or iPod Touch, you can turn your device on its side in note view to activate Thumbnail View.

Improved conflict resolution

Evernote now does a better job of handling conflicts and issues that occur when notes are created or edited on different devices.

Audio playback fixes

This release fixes an audio playback issue that users on iOS4 devices encountered. You will now be able to immediately listen to newly recorded audio notes.

Lots more

There were also lots of other bug fixes and improvements throughout the application.

Please note: If you experienced issues in our previous release, we recommend uninstalling Evernote, then doing a fresh install of the new version from the App Store.

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S Vogt

Why can’t I view shared/edit notebooks on iPad like I can on desktop. I and my staff have the premium version.
Ronak

i want to store images in my evernote account. how can i store it. can u send me source code for that
David Orrino

It would like to see the functionality to label notes in the iPad app the same as in the Windows desktop app. As I get more and more notes my label list is getting huge and difficult to use in a drop down list style like on the iPad. Along this same line I would like the ability to search for, in the desktop app, notes that are not labeled. This is because I usually save all my labeling for the desktop app as a workaround to the above.

This note is just foe the iPad/Windows desktop combination because that is all I use or know. For all I know one one of the other apps may have a better way that you can implement.

Thank you
Dave Spooner

Please can we have Ink Note on the iPad? Thanks.
Mike

I love Evernote, especially on the iPad, but I agree with the comments above regarding the need for rich text and handwriting/sketched notes.

However, my main request for Evernote on the iPad is to add the ability to open attachments in other apps (such as a spreadsheet in Numbers) and to “open” attachments from email into Evernote.

Right now I am finding myself using GoodReader more and more because it renders presentations and spreadsheets better and allows me to open files from email. I would rather use Evernote so all of my notes are in one place.

Thanks,

Mike
- Mark Sobkowicz
  
  I agree on rich text – as for hand-drawn notes, try Inkiness on iPad – it has excellent evernote integration. Has the same “just works” feeling. (I don’t work for them, either).
Patrick L. Nims

If evernnote had open in capability for attachments, I could use evernote for my whole company.
Luis

Agreed, I love evernote but considering to leave because it doesn’t offer rich text for ipad.

Any of you guys know an alternative which does?

cheers
- Steve
  
  Agreed. I’m using a tablet (iPad) built in 2011 and a text editor with tech from 1979. No, wait, Scripsit on my old TRS-80 had mark-up. I’m dumping just about everything into this app and the lack of formatting on the iPad is really starting to annoy me, to the point that I’m also now looking for an alternative.
http://www.jobfinity.nl ICT

Love this! Evernote on the iPhone is perfect.
http://hardwarebydesign.com.au David Fealy

Please add password and reminder
http://spelautomater-panatet.se/ clarkmessing

At the end of the day the apple products lack functionality in terms of use with other platforms, something which has put me off completely.

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