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Evernote for iPhone, iPad and iPod Update

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
 

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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  • Matt

    I use Evernote daily but being in a scientific field it is a must to be able to sketch and freehand formulas. Please incorporate this into your iPad/iPhone applications. At that point I could use it exclusively. Thanks for the great app.

  • Rex Stevens

    Consider me another vote for handwritten notes on the iPad. That would be a huge benefit to me.

    Thanks!

    Rex

  • Chris Smith

    I’m a Premium user, and would very much like to be able to format text (bold, italic, underline, bullet points, checkboxes) and be able to sketch in Evernote notes on my iPad.

    I really enjoy the cross-syncing between work, home, iPhone, and iPad. Fantastic app, which is why I paid for it.

    Now, let’s get those core functions fleshed out :-)

  • DougP

    Encrypted Notebooks would be a huge plus for me – I relay heavily on Evernote for everything but always have to back off storing many documents because I do not have any confidence the cloud is that secure..

  • Terje

    Why not an Android-app that is a little more useful? Are all Evernote-employees Apple-fanboys?

  • Tony

    I love EverNote on my iPhone! There is one feature I would like to see, though. When viewing the detail for a note and I choose “View on Map”, I would like to have it integrate with the Maps app. Then I could get back to my parking space, for example, since I could see where I am in relation to the coordinates for the note. Thanks!

  • Brandon

    Evernote makes my life much easier! I work in IT so I have MANY things to keep track of like Serials & Devices, passwords and more. I love how I can take pictures of a computers serial or device number and then search those snapshots from my desktop.

    Here is an idea I had sense I go to multiple offices throughout the week. If Evernote could geotag the pictures and then depending on where they are taken, it could automatically place them in groups like Office1, Office2….

    Keep up the great work!!!

  • Jorgen Bjerke

    I’m a premium user and love Evernote. What I miss is an integrated todo, inside notes. I often jot down things and then one of the points is something I need to remember to do within let’s say next week. I then would like to just add a check mark and optionally a date – in the iPhone app.

    One more request: add more than one picture in the same note with the iPhone app and fully edit those notes, not just append things. Just like aNote.

  • n00neimp0rtant

    I have stopped using Evernote for the time being until the iOS apps get rich text. I can’t comprehend how one could actually take useful notes without bullet points or numbered lists.

  • http://www.securitieslawyersattorneys.com Ben Seclawney

    Evernote on the iphone is a godsend!!!

    app can only get better keep up the good workd :)

    Ben

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