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Trunk Spotlight – Sony Reader, Quality Reading For Your Evernote Content

Partners | By Mie Yaginuma
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Are you an avid reader and find yourself saving Web articles, research papers, or newspaper clippings to your Evernote account so you can browse them at your leisure? Consider checking out Evernote’s integration with Sony’s new PRS-T2 Reader, which lets you enjoy a great reading experience while taking advantage of the searchability of your Evernote account.

A better reading experience

Whether you are a student who needs to annotate research notes, a traveling professional who wants to catch up on in-depth news articles while at the airport, or a busy parent taking advantage of snippets of free time between drop-offs and pick-ups, the Sony Reader enables you to access and read the important content you’ve saved in Evernote at your leisure, on a device that is optimized for reading.

Once you’ve connected your Sony Reader with your Evernote account, the Reader will automatically sync your Evernote content to your device so you can access any article or post you’ve saved to your account and view it on a crisp screen. If you love being able to sit in your favorite chair and flip through physical pages, you’ll be pleased to know you can ‘turn pages’ with you finger by swiping across the page, recreating that feeling you love on the digital device.

Continue to add fresh content to your Evernote library with a simple click using Evernote Clearly and have it automatically sync to your Reader by managing settings in Evernote Clearly. For readers who want to save passages or add annotations, the integration also allows you to highlight excerpts of text and send notes to Evernote, so you can read and take notes at the same time.

How It Works

The Reader comes integrated with Evernote so all you have to do is click on Applications from the home page, click on Evernote Setup, and sign in with your username and password (the Reader must have a Wi-Fi connection). Next, select a destination notebook for content you want to download to the Reader and a notebook for uploading passages and annotations you want to save. To access the content in your destination notebook, simply go to Bookshelves on the homepage, and choose Evernote. There is also a sync button at the top to refresh, if needed.

If you’d like to save a passage or quote from an article you’re reading, use either your finger or the Reader pen to touch what you want to save for 2 seconds. A highlighting tool will appear so you can specify the text you want, highlight, or add a note. When done, choose Evernote from the Send To options.

Giveaway!

We are giving away two Sony PRS-T2 Readers to two lucky winners. Simply leave a comment on this post that includes the hashtag #SonyReader, and respond to the question: “What kind of content in your Evernote account would you read using the Sony Reader?” We’ll select two random winners from the comments.

Note the PRS-T2 model in this giveaway is the UC version for North America that supports English, French, and Spanish only. Winners must be residents of North America. This giveaway closes on October 24, 2012. Official rules are here. Good luck!

[Update: This giveaway is now closed. The winners will be contacted directly. Thank you!]

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  • Pat Hoffmeister

    I would use the #SonyReader to surf Evernote.

  • Madelena

    The #SonyReader would be great to read all the articles I keep on evernote about my work and my hobbies! Also, it would be a great tool to review my own texts.

  • Greg Younk

    I would use the #SonyReader to read my reference documentation for the many games while in the heat of adventure or battle. Pause the game, look up the info on the #SonyReader then get back to the game fast! :D

  • Blake Kaplan

    I’m a journalist and I’d keep up with industry trends if I had one of these bad boys. #SonyReader

  • ddj wright

    I am in the over 55 age range and having difficulty finding a job. I decided since age discrimination is trying to interrupt my life I would use the social media skills I have learned and help the over 55 group set up their social media presence. This also includes the ex-offender population I watch come into the Dept of Labor totally unprepared for this new technology. I have been using my Evernote to clip the articles I have been researching to read and expand my skills at developing social media platforms. I decided if no wants to respond to a knowledgeable well educated professional I could build a business on what I have learned and am learning. The #SonyReader would allow me easier access to reading the material while riding the bus or when I am in bed after my day ends. Like a lot of other Americans I have had to return to my mother’s home and to keep in sync with her schedule I am in bed early with lights out. I write this not for pity but to remind everyone with the election coming there are a lot of people like me educated and off the Labor Department radar still looking to rebuild after the economic mishap. I will be victorious.

  • Tyler Brainerd

    I would use the #sonyreader to read notes, articles, and blog posts.

  • teresa

    #SonyReader I would use the Sony Reeder evernote to read the news,books,and homework assignments.

  • Antonio

    What would I read?
    - History notes
    - Programming code
    - NY Times articles
    The #SonyReader would be so convenient.

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