The ability to create checkboxes that serve as virtual to-dos. The ability to set reminders for yourself for various tasks, goals, and projects from within the app. The ability to attach files (spreadsheets, images, docs) to any note. The ability to take and attach voice memos and audio to a note right from within the app. The ability to take and attach pictures to a note right from within the app. The ability to share notes and whole notebooks with classmates, coworkers, family, etc. TheĮvernote Premium service-which costs $5 per month or $45 for a year-not only increases your monthly upload allowance from 40MB to 500MB but also adds a number of features, including support for all types of files, the ability to search within PDFs, offline notebooks on mobile devices, SSL encryption for all communication, and more.After you start working with Evernote you see how simple and yet how really powerful this program really is. The Evernote app is free, as are many features of the service, including syncing your notes between Mac, iPhone, iPad, PC, and other devices OCR for images and read-only notebook sharing. In order to download it you’ll need to go into the current version’s preferences and enable the “update to beta versions” option. While Evernote 2.0 is available now, remember that it is a beta. If you prefer to organize and work in tags instead of notebooks, expanding the tags section will take over the entire sidebar to give your tags more room. The sidebar has been redesigned with collapsible sections for notebooks, tags, and saved searches. 
Each copy of Evernote remembers which stacks you have opened and closed: so, for example, on your Mac at work, you can leave a “Work” stack open for easy access to research and notes relevant to your job but you can leave the “Home” stack open on your personal Mac for when you’re off the clock.Įvernote 2.0 also got some interface attention, and heavy users should take note.
You can finally drag notebooks onto each other to stack them into collapsible lists, reigniting hope that you may actually be able to clean up your Evernote sidebar. The second major and much-requested new feature in Evernote 2.0 is Notebook Stacks-a fancy name for folders.
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