Android App Review: Evernote

If there is one free app from the Android Market that is so useful and offers so many functionalities that cannot be found in others, the Evernote is one that I will vote for and highly recommend to my friends and peers.

Evernote is a great app for journal, note taking, capturing websites and photos. One thing that sets it apart from the others is its ability to synchronize across various devices that you own which include laptop and desktop PCs.

All the notes that you have jotted down in your Android Smartphone is automatically synced across all your devices with Evernote installed as soon as they are online. This is a great feature because regardless of what device you have at hand as long as it is online and Evernote is installed in it, you can rest assured that your notes, journals, captured web pages and photos with notes are accessible to you. This also works vice versa, from PC and Mac to the smartphone.

I have used this app in my project management work in the consultancy firm where I have been previously employed. Armed with my Samsung Galaxy Tab I can easily jot down the daily progress of our construction works. Together with Evernote’s integration with the camera of my Android tablet I am able to seamlessly take photos of the progress, put caption in it and transfer it into the weekly and monthly reports required of me by our client.

Evernote is also indispensable when it comes to making impromptu researches on the Internet to solve tasks that needs action while on the job. It has a cunning way of capturing and saving screenshots and links of websites visited and then reviewed in my office or home computer to finalize things.

I also use Evernote in my blogging activities. It is a great tool for capturing ideas while on the move hence I can make sure that whatever comes to my mind is easily retained complete with photos of things that I saw as inspiration. Countless drafts of my blog article ideas have been put on Evernote first before those were published.

Perhaps one of Evernote’s strongest point is its ability to let you create different notebooks for your various activities at work and at home. You can create as many notebooks as you want so you do not end up mixing your journals and get lost in the run up to accomplish things. This works great for prioritizing matters and tasks at hand.

I cannot think of any negative aspect with the Evernote so praises for the developers is in order for giving out this great app for free. While the free version’s powerful features and capabilities are generously given to us, I am very sure that the paid version has much more to offer.

Android App Review: Evernote

Found an interesting app from the Productivity section of the Android App Market, this is called Evernote. Similar to the functionality of the traditional "memo" app natively built into the Android tablet like the Samsung Galaxy Tab but with more added features.

As a memo taker, evernote adds more functionality by letting you take photos, record some audio or attach some files and then sync to all the computer devices that we use. it can be windows, mac or other mobile devices. As an example, your notes on your Android tablet or smartphone can be accessible to your windows or mac computer wherever you are even at home or at work.

The search feature is one of my most favorite because evernote has the ability to let you search texts on pictures. Furthermore, when you are looking for any particular note that you made from the past, you can easily do it and the results are synchronized all over your own devices.



All these synchronizations of your files happens online without the need to physically attach your laptop or desktop computer with your Android tablet thru USB. Photos below shows evernote for windows and for Android.





The app and the service is free but if you want added feature like bigger disk space for your files, you can subscribe for a certain monthly fee.

You may download the evernote app for your Android by clicking here.