Posted by
Mark Coppock on Jan 11th, 2011 in
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Either the webOS community convinced Evernote that supporting the platform is a good idea, or something else convinced them of it (maybe HP whispered sweet nothings in their ears?), but whatever: suddenly, they’re taking their webOS client a little more seriously. That’s a good thing, because as upset as one might be at their earlier “on the back burner” comments and subtle jibes, Evernote remains by far the...
Posted by
Mark Coppock on Oct 26th, 2010 in
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Thanks to the folks at webOSroundup for the tip: finally, the seemingly impossible has happened. Evernote has released an update for webOS.
From their forums:
Hi folks -
We’ve got an update to the Palm/WebOS version that addresses some of the data loss bugs:
http://update.evernote.com/prerelease/E … .0_all.ipk
We’re also working on some more significant improvements that we will make available,...
Posted by
Mark Coppock on Oct 19th, 2010 in
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I’ve noticed a couple of Twitter posts from Palm folks speaking kindly to or about Evernote.
As we’ve noted in the past, though, Evernote is not Palm’s friend. How about we give support to those developers that support...
Posted by
Mark Coppock on Aug 25th, 2010 in
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In the interest of bringing things back to a positive note, here’s something that I recommend the Evernote folks think about. Consider it free marketing advice…
HP plans on putting webOS on its Internet-connected multifunction devices that print and scan. That means, the Evernote client could relatively soon be running on millions of devices with built-in scanning and print capabilities. Come one,...
Posted by
Mark Coppock on Aug 23rd, 2010 in
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Evernote, makers of the otherwise outstanding note-taking application by the same name, was one of the earliest mainstream developers to put out a webOS client. It’s been some time since an update, however, and there remain outstanding bugs that are still causing data loss for some people (myself included, although obviously I’ve stopped using the webOS client for important data and am currently looking for an...