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Evernote's passcode lock, formerly a paid feature, is now free to all users

Evernote's passcode lock, formerly a paid feature, is now free to all users

Jacob Long
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The Latest Evernote Update Brings Relevant Content Suggestions To Your Work With 'Context'

The Latest Evernote Update Brings Relevant Content Suggestions To Your Work With 'Context'

Cameron Summerson Cameron Summerson

I've been an Evernote user for a long time now. I've watched it grow from a simple way to take and organize notes to a powerful work tool. I've written many reviews in Evernote (for easy cross-device sync), and I don't see that changing any time soon.

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With the latest update, finding relevant content to the piece you're currently working on is even easier. With a Premium Account ($5/month), Evernote will offer relevant suggestions from The Wall Street Journal, TechCrunch, Pando Daily, Fast Company, and Inc.

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Evernote Premium Customers Can Now Scan Business Cards Using The Android App (But Free Users Can Get In On This Too)

Evernote Premium Customers Can Now Scan Business Cards Using The Android App (But Free Users Can Get In On This Too)

Bertel King, Jr. Bertel King, Jr.

Evernote premium users on Android are now receiving a feature that can take the frustration out of managing a stack of business cards. Instead of storing them all someplace never to be seen again, people can use the app to take a picture of the card and have the information digitized into a note, with Evernote automatically populating the appropriate contact fields.

If you integrate the app with LinkedIn, it will also pull down their photo and other information from the site.

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