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Evernote for Android Gets a Tablet Redesign, Swipe Navigation and More

Product updates | By Andrew Sinkov
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Today we have a bunch of great improvements to Evernote for Android (version 4.1), particularly for tablet users. There’s a completely redesigned tablet interface, an entirely new note view and lots of other enhancements. Plus, the app works beautifully on 7″ tablets, such as the Nexus 7 and the Kindle Fire. Let’s take a look.

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The New Tablet Interface

In this update, we’ve made the tablet interface much easier to use:

The New Home Screen
When you launch the app, you’ll be greeted with a sleek new home screen. Tap to create a new note or jump directly into your notebook, tags and place views.

Swipe!
We’ve added a number of swipe interactions that dramatically improve navigation through the app. From the home screen, tap on Notebooks and a notebook panel slides in. You can also swipe the note list to make it full-screen, swipe it in the opposite direction to bring back the left panel.

Improved Note List Design
We redesigned the Note List to make it easier to browse and read than ever before. We changed the shape of the note thumbnails and improved the text contrast in the titles.

Places
Whenever it can, Evernote saves the location associated with the notes you take. From the home screen, tap on Places to see your notes as pins on a map.

Tablet List View

You asked and we listened. Evernote for Android Tablets now has List View, a compact note list that shows you basic information about the note in a single list including title, tags, text snippets, attachments, and the date. The attachments icon also shows the number of attachments in the note. This view displays everything you need at a glance.

Updates for All Android Users

This update also includes a number of improvements for both mobile and tablet Android users.

Sublists
You can now add additional levels to your bulleted and numbered lists. To do this, either create a list or tap into an existing one. You’ll notice indentation arrows appear in the formatting bar. Tap these arrows to indent the line further.

Improved slideshows
When viewing a note, tap on an image and you’ll be taken into slideshow view. In this update, we made the slideshow view faster and more reliable.

A Better Evernote

With each update, we strive to make it easier for you to save, find and relive all of your memories. We hope you like what you see. Let us know what you think.

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  • tom waznis

    Evernote on my Nexus 7 tablet. I do not care for the screen set up. Too much white space in the data blocks and menu items; especially for a small tablet. I’ll keep working on it though.

  • http://justinpocta.com Justin Pocta

    This is really, really beautiful. Wonderful job, guys. I just bought the Nexus 7 and it is a treat to use this app on there. I am sure that I am with many others in saying, I’d love to see this approach applied to the iPad app, especially if they do create the ~7″ version. Great user experience.

  • Cerise

    Waiting for this gorgeous UI to come to iOS. Notebooks, stacks, we’ve been asking for it for a year :(

  • Jeff P

    STILL no support for multi level indented lists! Why??? I keep hoping I’ll be able to use this app someday, yet it lacks this essential feature, which the iPad version had last year!

    I keep downloading the updates, hoping, but this app remains largely useless to me.

  • Mark Preece

    Can you make a alarm for when I set up a reminder note.

  • yeyintaung

    It’s so got to me.

  • Jorge Diéguez

    Please do something like this for iPad!!! We desperately need a better interface…!

  • Nancy

    One improvement -?pretty please? Can u make it SAVE Without EMAILING EVERY TIME? It’s a REAL nuisance to have to delete 1st bazillion copies from email. I make running shopping lists write down DELETABLE thots b4 I WANNA KEEP final drafts. Great app tho!!

  • Peter

    Suggest you add a painting

  • andy

    How does it look on the 10 inch android tablets?

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