EverNote 2.2 - Image Editor, GDS Integration, and More
EverNote is one of my favorite applications because of its advanced note taking capabilities. With it I’m able to clip important information from the web, write up grocery lists, keep track of things I need to do, and more.
The new EverNote 2.2 raises the bar even more by adding some highly anticipated features:
- Improved search for printed and handwritten text within images
- Auto-import snapshots from your camera phone
- Basic image editing right inside EverNote
- Google Desktop Search (GDS) compatibility - all searches using Google Desktop will include your notes
- Universal Clipper with image markup
- Open, manage, and edit notes in separate windows
The advanced version of EverNote ($49.95) includes searching within images, handwriting recognition, shape correction, and digital ink support. You’ll get to use all of those features for your first 60 days, and after that EverNote will revert to a fully functional mode without those features. I think it’s safe to say that if you don’t have a Tablet PC the free version will suffice.
Heads Up: The download is 56.5MB in size, which is rather large.
EverNote Homepage [via jkOnTheRun]
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Agreed: Evernote has really come of age. It sits comfortably in a business environment and is a pleasure to use.
For anyone passing through here who is looking for the best note-taking / PIM software solution then this thread @ Donation Coder is worth scanning through: (hint: start @ page 26 and work backwards)
http://www.donationcoder.com/F.....pic=2362.0
One more point: this is the kind of app that has strong potential to move over to next gen high powered portable computing devices (think iPhone meets Blackberry but with so much more storage / power).
I think EverNote should be available for both the iPhone and Blackberry, and maybe we’ll see it on the iPhone in February when the SDK is released. Now that would be cool.