Stories tagged "evernote"

A battle royal between the two most popular web 2.0 based notebook interfaces. Google Notebook vs Evernote

A new school year is just around the corner but this semester you're looking for a safer way to enhance your brainpower than getting all hopped up on caffeine pills Jessie Spano-style. This year, the robust note-taking software Evernote is your answer.

SANTA BARBARA, CALIF. -- A new service called Evernote gives you a photographic memory -- literally. Simply take screenshots or pictures (say, with your camera phone) of information you'd like to remember. Evernote finds and indexes words in those picture

<snip>Evernote is probably the first information organizer that has not only nailed cross-platform support, but provides rich ubiquitous access with a full-featured web UI. We reviewed Evernote back in February during the company's iPhone client announcem

Ever had the need to want to capture something you need to remember but haven’t been able to. Step up to the plate, Evernote. At Evernote you can capture information on all sorts of devices and have it stored at Evernote. Completely accessible anytime,

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I’m not a blogger, but I want to centralize my content on the Internet. How do I do this?

Evernote is an interesting combination of the old and new that lets you clip information from any application on your PC in a variety of media forms -- Web pages, emails, images. The info, once gathered, can be categorized and/or tagged.

Today we’ll look at seven ways to use Evernote to make life easier.

Evernote is a web service that helps users manage all the digital information most relevant to them. The Service can be accessed through free, user-friendly Evernote software running on a personal computer or mobile device, or any Web browser.