Evernote released a decent application for iPad. However, a much more interesting thing about them is that they got their software pre-installed on certain Samsung Android phones, and there are people who integrate their software with Evernote through Evernote API. That’s really impressive.
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This is very interesting. I’m a big fan of Evernote – it’s a very handy service which is available on a wide-enough range of different platforms and formats to make it almost ubiquitous. I’ve no connection with Evernote other than as a happy user, but it has helped me semi-organise my crazy ideas and lists which previously existed in text documents spread all over the place. So, it’s nice to hear that they are offering an iPad native version – I can see a lot of appeal over the iPad as an ‘ideas collection device’, or even mounted to a wall as a day/week/month planner (why not?)