Evernote

There's a plethora of life-organization, note-keeping apps out there — from the very simple like Google Keep to the endlessly customizable Evernote . Springpad has thus far managed to carve out a niche among these apps by focusing on solid media categorization features, context-awareness, and...

Springpad may lack Evernote 's commercial clout , but it makes up for it in a number of ways -- not least with free-of-charge features like offline access from its mobile apps (which certain rivals charge for) and Pinterest-style sharing options. The interface hasn't been a particular strong point,...

Google shook things up last week when it dusted off its old Notebook service and relaunched it as Keep. Google's new software muscles in on the space currently dominated by Microsoft OneNote and Evernote, two note-taking apps that save your text, Web links, photos, audio recordings, and more,...

With the arrival of Google Keep, Evernote claims that its note-taking app, already well entrenched in the market, appears to be gaining in market share and popularity.

Evernote's Android app, now in version 5, has some exclusive new features that make this amazing service and program even more enticing. Five stars for version 5.

Evernote is a terrific remember-everything tool, and it keeps getting better. Today, Evernote updated its Android app again, bringing several attractive features that will make it even more powerful. First, Evernote updated the camera feature to include multi-shot capabilities, so you can snap...

The Web-based platform of Evernote, an excellent note-taking and organizational program, delivers on its promise to make the information you need available to you anywhere.

Evernote 5.0 for Android has just been announced, and of course with this spanking new update, you will be able to expect your fair share of features to accompany it. For starters, there is the all new camera that helps you remember precious moments in a blow-by-blow account, letting you capture...

Evernote has just brought a huge update to its Android application bumping up the version number to 5.0 and introducing a new user interface and camera features…

The platform, which includes extra features for enhanced productivity, typically costs customers $45 per year. [Read more]