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Evernote for iPad is here!
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Ah, apologies. I thought not everyone knew about it yet. Glad to see the news got out quick, though.
gwynne
macrumors 68000
I swear I usually try not to take the cheap and easy shots, but even your first blog link is four days old. 🙂
I've been playing with Evernote during that time (on iPad, Desktop and iPhone) and trying to understand the concept, but so far the learning curve is a little weird. I can see how it might be very cool once it 'clicks' for you, although I'm already running out of my free monthly usage.
I've been playing with Evernote during that time (on iPad, Desktop and iPhone) and trying to understand the concept, but so far the learning curve is a little weird. I can see how it might be very cool once it 'clicks' for you, although I'm already running out of my free monthly usage.
NT1440
macrumors P6
Thats a nice avatar you have there 😉
Anyway, I didn't really like evernote for the ipod, I guess I'll have to play around with the iPad version whenever I get one.
Yes, I deserve a ribbing for this, fair enough. 😉
About Evernote, I rely on it daily. I can't wait to use it on the iPad. I assume note-taking occurs in the same way, syncing and all, right?
The Evernote crew are usually pretty good with development.
gwynne
macrumors 68000
Yes, in my tests it's syncing across all three of my logins seemingly without my intervention. It doesn't have the phone/voice inputs of the iPhone (naturally) but you can move them around from the iPad once they are there.
😉 Seeing them in Charlotte in a few weeks.
r0k
macrumors 68040
I think so. If not day 1 then shortly thereafter. I've installed but ignored it until I decide what to do about the limitations that trigger you to need a subscription to use the service. I don't want to put any real data into a service until I fully understand the cost to me to use it the way I would tend to use it.
Jaro65
macrumors 68040
Jaro, and anyone else who uses evernote:
can you please describe some practical uses of it? i can't see the point of it vs say the voicememo/note app on my iphone
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can you please describe some practical uses of it? i can't see the point of it vs say the voicememo/note app on my iphone
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When i can clip from within the ipad then this will be awesome till then is just a placeholder blah!
I really like Evernote as well, and use it extensively on my Mac and PC. I was excited to see Evernote coming to the iPad, but honestly, I'm quite disappointed in it. I mostly use evernote to take notes... in class, in meetings at work, and just general life related stuff. Unfortunately, the text input features on the iPad edition are stripped down considerably. No bullets or numbers, no indentations, no formatting of any kind. This is kind of a big deal for me.
In general, I highly recommend Evernote, but I do hope they bring the feature set of the iPad version in line with the desktop counterparts.
-Jeff
In general, I highly recommend Evernote, but I do hope they bring the feature set of the iPad version in line with the desktop counterparts.
-Jeff
I agree with the above poster... The text input needs mor formatting options in order to make this useful for taking lecture notes etc
Just a FYI about evernote.
Evernote for iPad or iPhones currently does not support RTF notes, so this means any formatting from the desktop cannot be edited on either the iPhone or iPad.
This is a huge annoyance and almost a show stopper for me.
If there were a way to enter notes only in plain text on the desktop, everything would be ok.
Evernote for iPad or iPhones currently does not support RTF notes, so this means any formatting from the desktop cannot be edited on either the iPhone or iPad.
This is a huge annoyance and almost a show stopper for me.
If there were a way to enter notes only in plain text on the desktop, everything would be ok.
Dammit Cubs
macrumors 68020
There's youtube video tutorials linked to their site that can explain this a little further. But the real power/beauty of it is the ability to webclip/screen capture images from the internet or import images from your camera, etc. It's sort of a nice way to catalogue things for later reference for projects, shopping lists, or whatever. We use it as a digital scrapbook of sorts. It's quite useful. The free version limits you to a certain upload threshold per month (which we've yet to exceed) as well as a few other limitations.
Here's one practical example/use of how my wife and I share/use Evernote. In our house on the side of our fridge in the kitchen held up by a magnet we had a paper wish-list for each other. The wish-list had things we liked/wanted throughout the course of the year as a birthday, xmas, anniversary, or just-because gift or present from the other person without having to guess or dread what to get the other person for those occasions. We've moved that wish-list (now with web-clipped images and side notes to Evernote). Since the application syncs across all platforms and devices running the application - you're always current. So for my wife's next birthday when I'm out shopping, I can pull up Evernote on the iPhone or iPad, go to her wishlist and pick one or more of the items she specifically wants as her gift(s).