Android Apps
Evernote 3.0 brings the changes that such a round number implies
April 19, 2011 | by Michael Heller
Productivity
A couple days ago, Chris told you about a dead-simple note taking app. But, for those of you who want a more full featured solution, Evernote has been the go-to app for quite a while, and it just got a whole lot better. Evernote 3.0 hit the Android Market today and included a number of new features, including:
- Mobile collaboration
- Note sharing
- Location tagging
- PIN locking (Premium Only)
- Notebook stacks
- Snippet browsing view
- Improved editor
- Improved interface
The important features are the collaboration, sharing and geo-location options now added to an already impressive app. As always, Evernote will sync your notes across multiple devices. The app itself is free, as is the basic service, but as usual, if you are a power user, you can go premium for $5 per month. Premium subscribers get a number of extra features, including increased storage/upload sizes, access to note history, the ability to search within PDFs, and now in 3.0, premium members can lock notes with a PIN for added security.
For those of you who have no interest in reading, here’s a video which covers the new features of Evernote 3.0:
Ah, i better update mine then – looks like some pretty decent improvements. Been using Evernote for a month or two. For such a simple app, its pretty incredible how useful it is in every day life. My recent post Airport Mania- First Flight