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Evernote 3.0 Polishes Interface, Adds Mac Client

By Kevin Purdy on June 24, 2008 at 11:07 PM


Windows/Mac: Evernote 3.0, the latest version of the note synchronisation service, has opened up to public beta. Most of the same web, phone, and desktop functionality remains from its previous incarnation is still there, but new to Evernote are a redesigned web interface with drag-and-drop organisation, and software for your smartphone that can automatically send snapshots to your account. Even free users get access to Evernote’s OCR scanners, meaning you can later search for text inside pictures you took. The free version of Evernote offers 40 MB of uploads per month and non-guaranteed OCR access; $45 per year gets you 500 MB/month and better support and features. Evernote is available for Windows and Mac desktops, on the web, and for Windows Mobile phones.

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