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It had been rumored before that Evernote, a wunderkind startup when it comes to producitity apps, was interested in dabbling with hardware. The Redwood City, Calif.-based company has made some ...

“Evernote and ScanSnap are helping consumers across the globe scan everything, transforming their computers, tablets, and smart phones into ubiquitous memory banks, full of ideas, projects and ...

SAN FRANCISCO – The company behind one of the leading digital notetaking programs actually isn’t interested in making the world paperless. “Paperless isn’t the goal,” Evernote CEO Phil Libin said on ...

In its place will be a page that directs people to a handful of products made by partner companies that are tightly integrated with Evernote’s service and were previously sold through the Market.

It looks like mac evernote/scansnap work well. A side question I had was, what about Adobe Acrobat--I have a license thru work, and I could use that instead of Evernote for OCR (ie scan PDF, use Adobe ...

Thought I'd take a look at Evernote. I've ordered a Fujitsu ScanSnap and picked up a premium Evernote account. I like the idea of a scrapbook in the cloud accessible from my Macs and iOS devices (not ...