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Evernote Podcast #25: The “Big. Yeah, Yeah, Yeah!” Episode

Podcast | 04 Feb 201104 Feb 11 | By Andrew Sinkov

18 comments

In this episode, we chat about 2010, the power of app stores, infrastructure upgrades, our big partnership with Docomo in Japan, and we have an interview Bill Stites from the Montclair Kimberley Academy–home to the largest Evernote education deployment.

Audio feed | Length: 58mins

Podcast #25 topics

A look back at 2010 [post]
The Mac App Store [post]
Infrastructure upgrades
Docomo partnership in Japan [post]
Interview with Bill Stites about the largest educational deployment of Evernote [learn more]

Video interview with Bill Stites of MKA

How to remember the name of Google’s Android tablet OS

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TC

In addition to the creation and modified (sorry, updated) dates it would be great to be able to set a Reminder date for a record linked to an alarm, either via iCal or within Evernote. What’s the point in storing everything in EN so you don’t need to worry about it if you don’t get reminded of its existence when its needed?
http://www.google.com/profiles/Jody.M.Gourley Jody

I love the Android with the Evernote app but I can not find the etch-a-sketch button that you talked about.

Jody
http://windows nancy landry

i use the app for copying docs. fr work. It would be nice to br able to get web clips fr. ipod touch 4th gen.
Pat Proctor

I’m testing Evernote and considering the upgrade to have added features. I like how well things sync together, but the format isn’t very good. You need to have an option for mind mapping all of the notes together. Buy out iThoughts and put these features into Evernote and you’ll really have something here.
http://www.trustedadvisor.com Charles H. Green

I have to disagree with the requests for structured outlining capability; well, not disagree, since it’s strictly a matter of preference, but let me suggest another view.

Back in the early days of the internet, there was a debate about structured indexing vs. tagging. Yahoo originally was a major competitor in the “portal” space and went the structured route, employing people to continually catalog and organize content.

Today that seems kind of silly. Once you get to a certain level of massive data, organizing it just takes too much time. On top of that, computing power has gotten better so it’s easier to search things. I remember realizing I could stop organizing all my email into folders on Outlook, and just rely on search to find old emails–it was very liberating.

I applaud Evernote for putting in all kinds of ways to set tags and search on words, phrases, symbols, etc. Even if I’m sloppy and don’t put in tags, I can still search on raw text. I have never not been able to remember enough about something to find it via searching on words.
http://www.oresik.com Jeff O

I agree TC, a reminder feature is really the missing link with Evernote.

Do not add more text formating features if it means slowing down the application and/or cluttering up the user interface.

No one likes reoccuring fees, but I don’t feel it is realistic to make a one time payment for an unlimited amount of future features. We all want to see the product evolve and can’t predict what it will.
http://www.esmokedepot.com/ Outryder

I use this app with my ipod touch now. it is nice when I use my desktop. it a seemingly seamless endeavor just to keep track of my self. I think I maybe upgrading this app soon.

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