Could Evernote move into selling premium content in the future? It’s certainly one direction the company could take.
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As they can be accessed wherever you have your account, they provide a nice bit of free reading material when you’re at a loose end. While they aren’t very long, they are free and they do show how flexible Evernote can be as a platform. Add puzzles, city guides and more to your accountīeyond just letting you view and store content that you’ve created or copied yourself, Evernote offers a range of free notebooks offering puzzles, short city guides, recipes and more. If you’re not a fan of typing on virtual keyboards, this could be a solution worth trying.
Once you’ve hooked up your Evernote account, you can send your notes straight through to your account where the service’s handwriting recognition will transform it into searchable text that you can copy and paste to your heart’s content. This iOS app allows you to write by hand (well, by finger) onto your iPhone, iPod Touch or iPad screen. If you don’t have a Livescribe pen, FastFinga could be just what you need. Take notes with your finger, with FastFinga A similar product for the Japanese market, the Airpen, is also available.
Livescribe smartpens keep a digital record of the things that you write and draw with them, and can even store audio too.Įvernote integration means that the things you’ve written and heard while using the pen can be sent and archived within your account. These gadgets are, quite frankly, a genius idea.
Save handwritten notes, drawings and audio with Livescribe smartpens You could even use it as a way of remembering other people’s tweets – just retweet them and add to the end. Obviously your notes will have to be short, but if it’s just a quick reminder to do something later, this could be an ideal way of ensuring that you don’t forget. Once you’re set up, you can either send notes in public by including in the tweet, or simply send a DM to that account. Just Follow It will follow you back and DM you a link allowing you to connect your Twitter account to Evernote. Viva the cloud! Tweet straight to Evernoteĭid you know that you could send notes straight from Twitter? It’s dead simple too. Canon Lexmark Fujitsu Doxie and Ricoh all offer the ability to send documents that you’ve scanned straight to your account in a searchable form. Scan documents straight to EvernoteĪ number of scanner manufacturers now offer Evernote integration. This iOS Twitter client with versions for the iPhone and iPad may not be the best known out there, but if you want to keep notes of tweets it may well be worth having to hand.Īs well as acting as a normal Twitter client, its Evernote integration means that tweets can be saved to notebooks and tagged, allowing you to refer back to them long after Twitter’s own search facility may have rendered them unfindable via native means. Sure, you could always use your mobile phone’s camera to do this directly, but it’s always handy to have the option of doing it with images from compact camera or Digital SLR too. Text recognition built into Evernote means that you can use this as a way to grab text from signs, menus, and other locations and then port them back to Evernote in a searchable, editable form. Send photos straight from your camera with Eye-fiĮye-fi is an incredibly useful gadget that fits into the SD card slot on your digital camera, turning it into a Wi-Fi enabled device.Įye-fi’s Evernote integration means that images can be sent straight from your camera as a picture note. The service has a small monthly or annual fee, or you can try a limited version for free. You can even tag your notes by saying “Tag with:”, followed by the names of your tags. Simply connect your Evernote account up and the first 30 seconds of any audio note will be transcribed. Voice2Note by Dial2Do converts audio notes into text to make them more easily searchable. Evernote allows you to record voice notes, although they’re not easily searchable and audio isn’t as flexible as text in terms of copying and pasting to other places.
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