Evernote for Android gets revamped UI, mobile web clipper

Evernote recently released a big update for its Android app. Version 6 of the app has a new user interface and they have added a new web clipper for the mobile platform. When you select the Share button on a web page, you will then be able to choose a notebook and select the tags to use to add it to your collection. The app also lets you share notebooks quicker and has an improved search results function.

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Evernote for Windows Phone update lets you switch easier between accounts

Evernote recently updated its Windows Phone app to add a slew of new features including the ability to switch easily between accounts. You just need to press a button to move from your personal and work accounts. It is also easier to find notes and documents between the different accounts and your results will show which account name the file is attached to. The update also brings the option to sort your notebooks alphabetically and what your most recently accessed notebooks are.

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Evernote celebrates 100 Million users

Everyone's favourite cloud note-taking service Evernote has just celebrated the 100 million users in 190 countries milestone. A message sent to users reads:

"It's pretty amazing to know that we've become part of so many people's lives. It validates the belief we had when we first started out: that the way we work was about to undergo a monumental shift.  Since then, we've made it our mission to become the modern workspace that inspires you to achieve more every day.  Thanks for being an Evernote user. More great things are ahead." Are you an Evernote user? How has the service helped you at work or in your personal life?

Evernote introduces handwriting and highlighting support to Android

Evernote wants to help you jot down notes easier with new handwriting support on its Android app. The pen icon on top of the app will let you start scribbling away with a stylus or your fingers. Beta testers of the feature claim it works best with stylus-friendly devices like the Samsung Galaxy Note series. Evernote also added a highlighter to the updated app as well as the ability to create note links and duplicate notes. The camera also has better and faster focusing.

Source: Lifehacker