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Evernote’s had a presence on BlackBerry 10 since the early days of the OS, but today the cloud-based service is taking things a bit further. As of now, BB10 users can download a native version of Evernote, which offers a more streamlined, intuitive experience than what’s currently available via the Evernote integration inside the built-in Remember app. Note-takers will still be able to save and sync stuff, naturally, but they’ll be able to do so directly from an Evernote-made app and with a UI that makes it easier to take advantage of what the service has to offer. Better yet, Evernote for BlackBerry 10 won’t cost you a nickel, so head to the source link below if this is one you’ve been waiting for.

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Via: CrackBerry

Source: BlackBerry World

We’re sure many enjoy the simplicity of Evernote’s Chrome Web Clipper, but if you’d rather get more features and a new interface, this update will make you happy. Aside from being able to save a web page (in full or parts) for reading later, you now have other modes to choose from, including a simplified version that strips off the usual website accoutrements from a copy. You can also keep just a snippet of text accompanied by the URL using the new Bookmark option if you’d like to keep things neat, or take screenshots and go to town doodling on it, thanks to the integrated Skitch features. Before you install the upgrade and start sharing clips on Facebook and Twitter, though, make sure to check out the images after the jump to compare the old and the new UIs.

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Source: Evernote

It took a little longer than two months for it to shed the beta tag, but Evernote 5 for Windows Desktop is now fully baked and ready for you to download. This major iteration of the productivity software brings a user interface that’s been redesigned from the ground up, with features such as Reminders, Shortcuts and “smarter searching” added to improve the overall experience. In addition to that, Evernote says it’s enhanced other functionality within the app, giving Windows folk easier access to things like Notes, Notebooks, Tags and Saved Searches. There’s a link to Evernote’s blog post below, where you’ll find more details on all the changes and a direct link to the update.

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Source: Evernote

With over 50 million note-taking users, Evernote has a lot of traffic on its hands — enough so that the company is now rate-limiting third-party software that relies on its API. As of today, new apps can only sync a certain amount of information with Evernote in a given hour. While the caps aren’t clearly defined and are likely to change, Evernote will start throttling all existing apps on November 1st. This isn’t necessarily the prelude to a Twitter-style crackdown on third-party clients, however. As many apps sync their data sparingly, Evernote doesn’t foresee many companies running into the API limit. It primarily anticipates problems with apps that sync everything, and it’s offering to chat with affected developers to minimize trouble. Evernote’s promises aren’t guaranteed to reassure app designers, but they suggest that end users might not notice the difference.

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Via: The Register

Source: Evernote Techblog

As with many free services, there’s often a paid option to along with them that offers a handful of new features and benefits that aren’t available otherwise to the free users. Feedly has so far offered a free version of its RSS reader, but today the company has unwrapped a paid version that gives users […]