Contributed post by Brandie Kajino The pantry contains a lot of the staples you need to make your favorite meals each week – food in mason jars or boxes stashed away, condiments, sauces, grains and pastas, all ready to use at a moment’s notice. But how often do you dedicate time and thought to what is [...]
While a student in Philosophy, Politics and Economics at Oxford University, Phillip Weiss had already launched two college magazines, started the first student radio station on a full FM license in the UK, and – last but not least – received the Young Achievers Award from the Queen of England. Back in Brussels he set up ZN, a leading eCommunications agency that works with companies, political institutions and other organizations, teaching them how to use the Internet to integrate and transform communication. His ‘Hyperthinking model’ was developed to enable the ZN team and their clients to manage rapid change and innovation, and to adapt their strategies and structures to the Internet age.
Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming, and if you’re looking to join in the spirit and awaken your productivity this Spring, Evernote can help! The Evernote Team, Ambassadors, and users like you will be chiming in here on the blog with tips, stories, and inspiration to help you get more organized all season long. Spring [...]
Drafts is an app that lets you quickly jot down your thoughts and ideas, then publish them later to social networks and other services, or save them to a notebook of your choice in your Evernote account. Download Drafts now in the Evernote Trunk! Have you tried Drafts? Let us know what you think in [...]
Use IFTTT (if this, then that) to connect two services, and automate an action that is triggered whenever you do a certain task. For example, create a new note in Evernote every time you Star an article in Google Reader, or have your Foursquare checkins archived in Evernote. The setup is easy, the possibilities are [...]
I recently had a chance to interview the prolific author, Guy Kawasaki, on the topic of his latest book, APE: Author, Publisher, Entrepreneur – How to Publish a Book. Our conversation ranged from the changing business of publishing to a list of Guy’s recommended products for self-publishers. We also talked about how Guy stays organized. [...]
Today’s Evernote Pick from the Evernote Trunk is Pocket. Use Pocket to quickly save articles, videos, and web pages with your smartphone or tablet to read later. With Pocket, you can also tag, favorite, and comment on your saved content to organize it. Anything you save in Pocket can then be sent to your Evernote account, where [...]
This past January we held our first Evernote Hackathon in Tokyo. There are already many Japanese developers using the Evernote API to create great integrations, so it felt like the right time to bring the community together to think creatively about Evernote and meet other extraordinary people.
Contributed post by Eric Gower I wouldn’t dream of getting in between anyone and their morning coffee. Talk about multilayered hazards! But for those who can’t drink coffee or who just don’t care for its taste or effects, there’s a wonderful alternative that’s been a mainstay in Japan for more than 800 years: a special [...]
This week’s Evernote Pick is Scalar. Use Scalar to make calculations on your iPad or iPhone. The app is powerful like a spreadsheet, but simple to use without rigid tables or small cells for inputting. Scalar is made for touch screens and lets you easily add notes to your calculations. When you’re done, save your work [...]