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Evernote Insider: Win All-Access Tickets to the Evernote Trunk Conference!
Last month, we introduced a fun new program that lets you take advantage of discounts and deals from Evernote and our partners. By Liking the Evernote Insider page on Facebook you’ll stay updated with exclusive offers and giveaways to help you discover cool integrations, apps, and ways to get more out of Evernote. This […] Read more
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Evernote for Windows Gets User Switching, LinkedIn Sharing and More
Today, we added a new feature to Evernote for Windows that’s great for environments in which multiple people share a single computer. We’ve also expanded the sharing capabilities to include LinkedIn. Let’s take a look. Get Evernote for Windows New Premium feature: User Switching The new user switching feature lets you quickly go between a […] Read more
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The 30 Day Paperless Challenge with Ambassador Jamie Todd Rubin
Paperless Lifestyle Ambassador Jamie Todd Rubin has been sharing his process and tips for embracing a paperless life in his weekly “Going Paperless” series. Today, he’s helping us kick off our very first Paperless Challenge. This fun and useful challenge will help you rid yourself of paper clutter and create a process (and a habit) […] Read more
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Upgrading the Evernote Infrastructure [Brief Downtime at 9am PT]
Over the past few months we have been busy moving the Evernote service to a new datacenter. This new facility is with a top tier service provider and gives us plenty of room for future growth. Not only that, but it also means that your Evernote experience will be faster and more reliable. Most of […] Read more
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Week in Review: A Recap of this Week’s Posts
Here’s a quick recap of blog posts you may have missed this week: How Evernote Works Like Your Memory: An Interview with Maureen Ritchey, Cognitive Neuroscientist The scientific reasons behind how Evernote works like your brain. Read this fascinating interview with cognitive neuroscientist Maureen Ritchey and find her tips for becoming a better Evernote user. […] Read more
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Friday Quick Tip: Single Note View and Side-by-Side Notes
Ever find yourself working in Evernote and wish you could enjoy a more focused view of one or two notes? Try opening a note, or several notes, in Single Note View using Evernote on your desktop. Whether you’re using a Mac or Windows machine, simply double click on the note you’d like to get a […] Read more
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Evernote and IdeaPaint: Creating an Interactive Classroom [Video]
We're big fans of IdeaPaint, a special kind of paint that can turn anything into a dry-erase writing surface (you can read more about it here). When you combine IdeaPaint's ability turn any wall or surface into a canvas and Evernote's ability to capture, archive and make that surface searchable, the possibilities for turning any room into an interactive environment are endless. Read more
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Apply for a Job. Build a Better App. Get Support. All at ETC!
We’re just weeks away from the Evernote Trunk Conference, our annual user and developer event, and we continue to add more awesome stuff to our agenda. Whether you’re a developer, a user, or just an Evernote enthusiast, we want to meet you at ETC! In addition to our full day of sessions and content, we’re […] Read more
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Evernote for iOS Update Makes Editing Notes Easier
Evernote for iOS got a great new update. You can now edit a note just by tapping into the note’s body. The feature keeps track of where you tap in the note and places the cursor in the right spot. When you’re done editing, tap on the keyboard icon and the keyboard will slide away. […] Read more
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How Evernote Works Like Your Memory: An Interview with Maureen Ritchey, Cognitive Neuroscientist
Name: Maureen Ritchey Profession: Cognitive Neuroscientist (post doc) Institution:University of California, Davis Location: Davis, CA Website: http://dml.ucdavis.edu/mritchey Evernote is designed to work the way your brain does and a few months ago, a neuroscientist named Maureen Ritchey came by our offices to explain exactly why that’s the case. We didn’t want to keep the fascinating […] Read more