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There's probably a robust enterprise client base for it. I can imagine teams using Evernote over Google Docs, for example, and Evernote Premium gives you collab
by achompas 14y ago
There's probably a robust enterprise client base for it. I can imagine teams using Evernote over Google Docs, for example, and Evernote Premium gives you collaboration.
I can see tons of arguments for going premium, too. Going paperless would push you over 60MB in a heartbeat. People who travel might want offline access. You can also get note versioning. This one's actually cool: they provide PDF search, which is sweet because most PDF searching and organization apps suck (please don't mention Papers).
[Note: I am not an Evernote employee. Just someone who's used it since 2009 for everything.]
- Osmium 14y ago> please don't mention Papers Mind if I ask why not? I'm a big fan, though I admit it's a bit niche. It only works well for academic papers, really. For more general PDF organisation, have you tried Yep? It's been a few years since I've used it, but seemed to work well. Links: http://www.mekentosj.com/papers/ http://www.mekentosj.com/papers/ http://www.ironicsoftware.com/yep/ http://www.ironicsoftware.com/yep/
- achompas 14y agoHeh I tried using it and felt like it was the PDF equivalent of dumping files into /home/user/. I just use Dropbox + GoodReader to read/annotate/organize them.