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technology2 years ago

Evernote's Free Plan: Drastic Limitations for Users

Evernote has officially announced that free users will now be limited to 50 notes and one notebook, a significant reduction from the previous allowance. This change is part of Evernote's efforts to encourage users to upgrade to their paid plans, which offer more features and storage options. The decision has received mixed reactions from users, with some expressing disappointment and considering alternative note-taking apps.

via Engadget|
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technology2 years ago

Evernote Tightens Restrictions on Free Users to Drive Premium Subscriptions

Evernote will limit new and existing free users to a maximum of 50 notes and one notebook starting December 4th, prompting heavy users to consider paying for a premium plan or switching to another note-taking platform. While existing notes and notebooks can still be viewed and edited, creating new ones will require deleting existing content. Evernote claims that the majority of free users won't be affected, but those who heavily rely on the free version may encounter the new limits. The changes come after Evernote's acquisition by Bending Spoons and recent layoffs.

via The Verge|
#bending-spoons#evernote#free-users
technology2 years ago

Evernote Tests Limited Free Plan with 50 Note Restriction

Evernote, owned by Bending Spoons, is testing a new plan that limits the number of notes free users can create, pushing them to upgrade to paid versions of the service. The test, which affects less than 1% of free users, limits them to 1 notebook and 50 notes. While the change is not yet final, it could significantly impact longtime Evernote users who have accumulated hundreds or thousands of notes. The potential limit may prompt users to switch to competing products like Microsoft OneNote or Notion, which offer more affordable plans or free options. Evernote has been struggling for years and underwent personnel cuts earlier this year.

via TechCrunch|
#bending-spoons#evernote#free-plan
technology2 years ago

"Streamline Your Thoughts and Data with the Top Note-Taking Apps"

Note-taking apps have become essential for organizing and storing information, and there are many options available. Evernote, despite its reputation and cost, still offers a range of features and AI capabilities. Google Keep is a simple and interconnected option for those in the Google ecosystem, while Apple Notes is a solid choice for Apple users. Notion is a highly flexible app with a variety of formats and features, while OneNote offers a wide range of media options and syncs with other Microsoft apps. Other notable apps include Bear Notes, Joplin, Simplenote, Obsidian, and Zoho Notebook, each with their own unique features and capabilities.

via The Verge|
#evernote#google-keep#note-taking-apps
technology2 years ago

"Efficient Techniques for Digitizing Your Notes"

Hand-written notes have limitations in terms of searchability and accessibility, so it is recommended to digitize them for easier studying. One simple way is to take a picture of your notes and upload them to Google Drive or your computer. Apps like Evernote and Microsoft OneNote offer features to scan and digitize handwritten notes, making them editable and searchable. Another option is to use a smart notebook like Rocketbook, which allows you to write, scan, and sync your notes to your device.

via Lifehacker|
#apps#digitize-notes#evernote
technology2 years ago

Evernote's Massive Layoffs and Relocation to Europe Spark Concerns

Evernote, the app that aimed to be the world's "external brain," has laid off its entire US staff and is moving its operations to Italy, where its parent company Bending Spoons is based. Bending Spoons had previously laid off 129 workers in February, citing Evernote's unprofitability. The remaining US employees were notified of the move on June 23 and laid off on July 5. Evernote's CEO stated that a dedicated team in Europe will continue to develop the product, leveraging the expertise of Bending Spoons' workforce. Evernote, once popular for its tag-friendly, searchable notebook, has faced challenges from competitors and changes in the market.

via Ars Technica|
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business2 years ago

Evernote's Layoffs and Relocation: A Shift to Europe

Evernote, the note-taking app, has laid off most of its staff and is relocating its operations to Europe after being sold to Italian developer Bending Spoons. The company has struggled in recent years, facing competition from Apple's own Notes app and receiving criticism for dropping popular features in its latest version. The layoffs are part of a broader trend of job losses in the tech industry, with companies like Clubhouse, Meta, Plex, and Sonos also making cuts.

via 9to5Mac|
#business#evernote#layoffs
business2 years ago

Evernote Shifts Operations to Europe, Laying Off Majority of US Staff

Note-taking company Evernote has laid off most of its US and Chile-based employees as its Italian parent company, Bending Spoons, plans to move most of its operations to Europe. The move is aimed at improving operational efficiency and leveraging Bending Spoons' strong employer brand in Europe. Evernote, which has faced challenges in recent years, including app issues and executive departures, previously laid off 129 workers in February. The affected employees have been offered severance packages and health insurance coverage.

via The Verge|
#bending-spoons#business#europe
business2 years ago

Evernote Moves to Europe, Lays Off US Staff

Evernote, the note-taking app, is relocating to Europe after laying off most of its US and Chilean workforce. The move comes less than six months after the company cut 129 positions due to unprofitability. Bending Spoons, the Milan-based app developer that acquired Evernote, plans to have a dedicated team in Europe take ownership of the product. The company did not disclose the exact number of employees affected but stated that affected employees would receive compensation. Evernote, once a popular app with a $1 billion valuation, has struggled in recent years due to a lack of focus and buggy software.

via Engadget|
#bending-spoons#business#europe