Tag archive: evernote

If the venture capital community has anything to do with it, this time next year, you’ll be monitoring your blood pressure with your iPhone, recruiting helpers from the Web to help around the house, and automatically receiving coupons for free coffee at your destination the next time you board a train. In Silicon Valley, entrepreneurship is the engine that is driving jobs creation and stimulating economic growth. We are in the midst of a… Read More

Evernote is on a tear. Over the past year or so, the go-to mobile productivity app has transcended beyond organizational tool by showing off its aspirations at platform status. For such a young company (beta launched in 2008) these are pretty large strides. So how has it been able to cover so much ground, so fast? Equal opportunity A decent part of Evernote’s success can be attributed to its attention to both the Android and iOS mobile operating… Read More

Evernote has taken a cue from Safari Reader, Instapaper and Readability and released a product named Clearly. The company's new browser extension cleans up the clutter surrounding blog posts and articles on the web—simplifying your reading experience. The browser extension is currently available in the Chrome Web Store. With a click of the button in the right-hand corner of your browser an alternate page quickly overlays, and everything… Read More

Last week, productivity app Springpad hit a million registered users, solidifying itself as an able Evernote competitor. Last month, more than 250,000 users jumped on board, and that’s largely thanks to its mobile platform. We recently had a chance to talk to Springpad CEO Jeff Janer about Springpad’s remarkable growth and what’s next. Mobile leads the way According to Janer, until Springpad introduced its mobile app, it had 40,000 users – the… Read More

Evernote allows you to take notes, pictures, record sounds and access your Evernote data from within their app. It automatically syncs with your Evernote account which allows you to access data on the web or through mobile. Evernote took huge strides forward and this is the biggest release they've ever done (over any platform). Here are some of the highlights: New Home screen and new views: They've made some significant UI changes to… Read More

Why should iPhone users have all the fun? Though Apple likes to trot out stats about its ballooning app store every month or so (100,000 at latest count), BlackBerry App World has its own growing library of third-party apps, and it’s not clogged up with quite as many fart machines and virtual lighters, either. We dug out 25 of our personal favorites across five different categories to highlight the very best BlackBerry developers have to offer.