One of the unfortunate hassles of storing data in the cloud involves the time that data takes to synchronize. But with the improvements Evernote completed on Tuesday, that synchronization is now up to ...

Evernote users complained for months about problems syncing data between devices, but now Evernote seems to have solved the problem. The latest update to Evernote promises data sync that is up to four ...

Evernote has supercharged its note synchronization, making the system around four times faster across both mobile and desktop versions. The new speed boost required a complete redesign of the ...

The productivity app's sync capacity for users, notes, files (i.e. images, PDFs, etc.), and devices should be completed within a matter of seconds. Naturally that is going to vary between some ...

In May 2012, Evernote acquired Penultimate, one of the most popular handwriting apps for the iPad. Today, Evernote is relaunching Penultimate as a free app with built-in Evernote sync and search for ...

Evernote is still trying to fend off an attack that is disrupting its service, according to the notetaking service’s service page. On Wednesday morning, the page stated that Evernote was “actively ...

The latest update to Evernote adds a new feature to its premium version: adding, syncing, and accessing your Word, Excel, Powerpoint docs, or any other file you throw at it, on any device or platform.

I'm super excited that Evernote has just announced a bunch of awesome updates for the BlackBerry app. I just started using Evernote on my BlackBerry, PlayBook and computer, and it's helping me stay ...

The big news today regarding the Apple iPhone seems to be the launch of Soonr (PDF news release). Soonr is an iPhone application that lets you access and view documents stored in the cloud. You cannot ...

Earlier this month, Evernote — the note-taking app with some 80 million users and over $250 million in funding — took a humble pill after former TechCrunch writer Jason Kincaid slammed the company for ...

Evernote’s elephant logo is curiously appropriate. Not because it never forgets your notes, but because the service is slow, lumbering and hard to control. Now, thanks to a complete redesign of the ...