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This is an open source clone of Evernote. This program has been run on Linux, Windows, and OS-X, but the primary goal is to proved a Linux client.  While this is designed to work with Evernote, it is in no way connectedwith or supported by Evernote.  Any problems you encounter will not be corrected by them and,since this is GPL software, you are using this software at your own risk.People have used this with both 64 & 32 bit versions of Linux as well as OpenJDK & Suns Java andso far have not encountered any problems with these different environments.You can download NeverNote here.  All the installation information as well as known problemsand currently supported features are located within this public notebook

via Nevernote – An Open Source Evernote Clone.

We passed six million users! With remarkably good timing, our six-millionth user joined us just a few hours before midnight on New Year’s Eve. The chart below shows some other highlights.

As you can see in the table above, total users are up 186% for the year, from 2,096,030 to 6,003,130. December 2010 alone saw a 237% increase, with 2,089,705 unique users compared to 619,211 from December 2009. The largest percentage increase was in Premium users, they grew in 2010 from 35,310 to 201,308—a whopping 470%. This means that not only are we growing faster than ever, but that more of our users are coming back each month, and even more are choosing to pay. If you’re curious about what’s driving premium user acceleration, I talk about it a little in this LeWeb interview.

via Evernote 2010: A Year in Stats « Evernote Blogcast.

The nice thing about the companies behind some of the most popular mobile applications, like Evernote, is that they get to see some interesting trends in the mobile space. Evernote CEO Phil Libin has seen tremendous growth with his app on the Android platform versus iPhone, and there may be some correlation with handset purchases and activations. Of course, it’s hard to say for sure, but at least we know that Android is catching up to the iPhone in terms of platform usage and app growth.

Libin says that in the last six months, Evernote downloads are up 1000% for Android, but only 150% for the iPhone. This puts the number of users on both Android and iOS platforms much closer to each other with the iPhone keeping a very marginal lead over Android.

As we saw in yesterday’s U.S. smartphone adoption forecasts, the Google mobile OS and iOS will have the lion’s share of the market by this time next year, virtually tying each other in terms of market share amongst smartphone users.

via Evernote CEO Talks Android and iOS, iPhone Growth and Usage.

It’s that time again where everyone starts making those promises to themselves.  Next year, I’ll lose 25 pounds.  Or quit smoking.  Or manage my money better. Or get back in church. Or… whatever. With the new year comes new resolutions.  This time, stick to it longer than a week why don’t you?  This year, arm yourself with a few Android apps to keep you on track.  We’ve put together a list of titles we think you should consider installing on your phone to keep you adhering to your 2011 resolution.  Some may not be available in your country or through your respective carrier however there are probably great alternatives.  Most of these are free, but a few are available in paid versions as well.  We’re big on supporting developers for paid apps we value, therefore we feel comfortable recommending these to Android users.

via Get a Jump Start on Your New Year’s Resolution With These 30 Apps! › AndroidGuys.

We kept track of the rankings of Android Note-Taking Apps over the past two months, and it is interesting to see how little changes. With the exception of the rise of 3banana and the fall of Evernote, very little has changed. Note that the graph shows the ranking within the Productivity category of the Android Market. Ranking does not correspond with actual number of users, because the higher ranked apps tend to have many more users than the lesser ranked apps, and the relationship is not linear. AK Notepad remains the top ranked notes app on Android and one of the highest ranked Android apps overall.

After a few months of beta releases, the all-inclusive note-taking service Evernote has launched a release version of its app for Android phones, making it very easy to snap pictures, jot notes or record audio notes for yourself.

The app’s smoothed out its kinks, bugs and looks over multiple beta releases, and does a fairly good job of integrating your Evernote account with your phone’s functions.

via Evernote Makes Its Official Debut In The Android Market | Lifehacker Australia.

Evernote already has a native iPhone application and promises to release an Android client in the future. I actually contacted Evernote in early February to ask if they planned to develop a native app for Android and was told, “We do not currently have formal plans for an Android application and no definitive date has been set.”

I don’t know what has changed in the past 30 days since receiving that message, but I’m happy to know that an Android app is coming someday. I’ll be happy with an optimized Evernote Mobile for now, which is one of the tools I use on my G1 to increase my personal productivity.

via Evernote optimizes site for Android | Google Android Blog.

We couldn’t have thought of a better way to end 2008: on New Year’s Eve, we officially closed a $4.5 million round of funding from Troika Dialog. That’s enough runway to keep us going strong into 2010 and, with a little more hard work, indefinitely. Our users deserve all the credit here: you told us how to make a great service and your obvious enthusiasm for Evernote is what got us this deal. Thank you! I’m officially taking a week off from worrying about money before going right back to securing some additional financing to fund our more ambitious plans (Evernote for Cats, Evernote Zero G, Evernote eXtreme Sportz Gel).

via Evernote Blog » Blog Archive » Evernote Gets Funding.

Evernote’s G1-optimized website is only a few days old, but 3banana is already offering it competition in the note taking department. Though both products are good memory-aid services, 3banana has one advantage that Evernote currently doesn’t offer: native Android support.

3banana Notes is a free note-taking app that syncs between Android and an online account. The CEO of the company that developed the app explains it was created so “users could quickly jot down a thought or tag a photo on their Android smart phone with as few keystrokes as possible, and then sync and share those notes wirelessly and effortlessly.”

Users can snap a photo and then add a text note explaining its significance. That note can then be synced or shared with friends. A trip to the grocery could help you discover a new wine you’re not sure about purchasing, so snap a photo and attach the note “Look into this brand.” Interesting books, ideas gained from newspapers, sporting events, tech conventions, or any other situation could be cause to create a note that will help remember thoughts at a later time.

Aside from jotting down photo and/or text notes easily, 3banana can also:

• Reverse sync so notes made on the computer appear on the Android phone
• Label notes to provide category separation
• Share notes via Facebook, Twitter, or E-mail.

3banana is available in the “Productivity” section of the Android Market. Register for an online account at 3banana.com

via Apps: Remember everything with 3banana Notes | Google Android Blog.

Curio’s Evernote Integration Allows for Idea Gathering Wherever You Are!

RALEIGH, N.C. & SUNNYVALE, Calif., Feb 12, 2009 BUSINESS WIRE — Zengobi and Evernote today announced a new integration that makes brainstorming and idea collection quick and easy whether the user is at their desk or away from the office. Text notes, voice recordings, and snapshot photos taken using one of Evernotes desktop or mobile solutions are now instantly available from within Curio 5.4 where they can be intuitively collected, arranged and managed as part of a creative project.

Curio is Zengobis award-winning note taking, mind mapping, brainstorming, and task management application for Mac OS X. Its innovative freeform interface promotes visual thinking, a more natural way to gather, associate, and recall ideas.

Evernote is a multi-platform solution that allows users to create, capture, and search for any and all of the information that they interact with web clips, images, audio files and handwritten notes, on any device they have at hand. Evernote is available on the Web, desktop, and mobile devices including the iPhone and Windows Mobile.

“Evernote is an ideal companion for Curio customers,” said George Browning, Founder of Zengobi. “Customers find inspiration anywhere–not just when they are sitting at their computer–and Evernote allows them to capture those ideas–wherever they are–and instantly bring them into Curio.”

“Evernotes mission is to let people capture and recall whatever inspires them in any environment, on any device” said Phil Libin, CEO, Evernote. “By working with Curio, Evernote users can take any of these ideas and inspirations and use them to develop and build their creative projects.”

A YouTube video announcing the integration can be found at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zhwOrHbJ2z4.

Pricing and Availability

Curio 5.4 is available immediately for download from www.zengobi.com/curio. Curio 5.4 is a free upgrade for Curio 5 customers and upgrade pricing for all other existing customers is available via Zengobis online store. Detailed release notes can be found at www.zengobi.com/support/articles/AR050400.html.

Evernote offers both Free and Premium service. Evernote Premium is available for $5/month or $45/year and gives users the ability to add and sync any file type, increases their monthly upload allowance, enhances security, and more. For more information visit www.evernote.com/about/premium.

About Zengobi, Inc.

Zengobi, Inc. was established in 2002 to create exciting and innovative software for creative thinkers and design professionals working on the Macintosh. For more information about Zengobi, visit www.zengobi.com.

About Evernote Corporation

Evernote allows users to easily capture information in any environment, using whatever device or platform they find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere. Evernote is available on the Windows, Mac, Web, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and other devices. For more information about Evernote, visit www.evernote.com.

via Zengobi and Evernote Welcome 24×7 Brainstorming – MarketWatch .

YouNote and Evernote have won me over by making the iPhone and iPod Touch a powerful note-taking tool for anyone who frequently jots down thoughts and returns to them later. There’s no absolute winner in this match, since each application takes a different note-taking approach, but by the review’s end, we’re guessing you’ll have crowned one over the other.

via Multimedia iPhone notes: YouNote and Evernote | The Download Blog – Download.com.

Q You do image recognition, handwriting recognition and you are working on audio recognition. How has technology advanced to make this possible not only in a browser but in a hand-held device?

A A bunch of things have happened. Recognition technologies have advanced a long way. A lot was done by Stepan and his team. He started a company called ParaGraph that focused on handwriting recognition and 3-D graphics. It was sold to Silicon Graphics. Then he started a few other companies, including ParaScript, which currently handles the reading of mail and checks in the United States and other countries.

Q What about networking and computing infrastructure?

A This whole service couldnt have worked five years ago. It would have been immensely hard to build something that automatically syncs to every single computer — either Mac or Windows, as well as to the Web and to different kinds of phones in real time — that had data stored on a data center in the cloud and locally on your computer or device and was reliable without you having to think about it.

Q Being someones brain is pretty personal. What kind of thinking has the company done about privacy?

A Quite a lot, and about security as well. It is really up to users to decide if they want the world to see all their thoughts, or if they want to keep things private, or if they want a mix. You can publish everything and you can synchronize everything, or you can use Evernote without synchronizing it and choose to encrypt everything and keep it encrypted somewhere on your hard drive. We support all that kind of stuff. Of course, you are compromising some kind of functionality if you only use Evernote on your computer. You cant effortlessly access your notes from anywhere and of course you cant share them with your friends.

Q What about the data itself?

A The first thing is, your memories are yours. Thats really important to us. We are not going to sell any of your information to advertisers or any third parties. And we are not going to charge you to get access to information. Any memory you have for the rest of your life, its yours. We have full import-export capabilities.

via Sunnyvale software startup offers extra memory in an external brain – San Jose Mercury News.

YouTube – The New Evernote.

So why is it such a special tool you ask…why do I, as well as the majority of other Evernote users have so much passion & faith in the product. Well firstly, the company have been in the information business for a while now, they’ve built a solid reputation & it’s clear they aren’t going to dissapear without a fight. Secondly, they have a loyal user base which has only grown since they’re expansion onto the web. Thirdly, innovation – they have really mastered it & hopefully won’t be losing their touch any time soon.

With all the beauty of this innovative tool there are still things I’d like to see included:

1. Copy & Paste text from text in the images. Or the ability to literally see a txt version of the image if you see what i mean.

2. More media types – no not people – I mean audio, video, word docs, zip files etc..

3. Even better & faster OCR.

4. Ability to edit notes on the iphone – unfortunately you can’t currently edit previous notes on the iphone.

5. Sharing a notebook amongst peers/friends not publicly.

6. Know how many other people bookmarked the same link – possibly even be able to search for links similar to delicious – except without knowing who bookmarked what.

6. Tree like structure to folders or notebooks – so you have one notebook within another…although if you’re tag man person, you’ll be very comfortable.

via
Evernote. Why it will make it & 20 Awesome Ways to Use It..

YouTube – Evernote App iPhone App Review – AppVee.com.

Some apps wander around the wilderness for a while until they can find the perfect home. For Evernote, that home is the iPhone. The note-taking, picture-capturing, voice-recording, handwriting-recognizing universal memory service has been under development for years and launched last February in private beta on the PC. But it wasn’t until May 29 that it debuted on the iTunes store as an iPhone app. That’s when it started to take off.

Now Evernote has 512,000 registered users, who have created 13.8 million notes. In addition to the iPhone app, Evernote offers its service thorugh a PC client, a Mac client, a Website, and other mobile devices. The iPhone app is the most popular, being used 57% of the time. It is followed by the Web (51%), the PC client (32%), the Mac (28%), and other mobile clients bring up the rear (8%). These numbers add up to more than 100 because nearly half of all users access the service via more than one app.

The PC and Mac clients are the most fully-featured, yet it is the iPhone app that gave Evernote its critical mass. Perhaps that’s because the iPhone app lets you take pictures using the camera, append a note and save it to your Evernote page, where it is archived and searchable. It is more difficult to capture memories with a laptop.

via Evernote Passes 500,000 Registered Users, Most of Them On The iPhone .

From the Evernote email update:

We’re kicking off the new year with some exciting developments, starting with the most important update of all: Evernote closed a $4.5M round of funding on New Year’s Eve. So, not only will we continue to be your external brain for the foreseeable future, but we now have the means to make Evernote amazingly awesome in 2009 and beyond. But that’s not all…

- Evernote won the TechCrunch Crunchie for Best Mobile Startup of 2008!
- NEW: Google Notebook importer (more below)
- Upgrade to Premium with Paypal (more below)
- Windows Mobile: Location awareness via GPS (more below)
- Updates to every version of Evernote

We are winners!
Evernote won the TechCrunch Crunchie for Best Mobile Startup of 2008. This is a tremendous honor. We thank everyone that helped make our mantel a little more crowded. You all rock!

Google Notebook importer
Recently, Google announced that they were stopping development on Google Notebook. To ensure that no one is left out in the cold, we released a Google Notebook importer that makes it incredibly simple to bring content your content into Evernote. If you know a Google Notebook user, make sure to let them know. Learn more: http://s.evernote.com/googleimport

Go Premium with PayPal or Google Checkout
In addition to Google Checkout, you can now upgrade to Evernote Premium via PayPal. Paypal allows you to pay via credit card and a number of other methods. It’s particularly useful for those living outside the United States. Upgrade now: http://s.evernote.com/gopremium

Windows Mobile: Location. Location. Location
For those out there with GPS-enabled Windows Mobile phones and devices, Evernote will now capture the location of your notes and let you search by proximity to your current location, just like our iPhone version. This update also includes improved support for Evernote Premium File Sync. Read on: http://s.evernote.com/wmupdate

Tweet tweet
As many of you know, we’re big fans of Twitter. A while back we asked you to tell us what you liked about our @Evernote tweeting and what you didn’t. The response was clear: more suggestions on how to use Evernote and fewer links to media coverage. So, for those interested in the latter, we just launched a second Twitter account focused solely on media and blogosphere coverage. Check it out: http://www.twitter.com/evernotepress

What’s up with us?
Stay informed about Evernote by reading our blog ( http://blog.evernote.com ), following us on Twitter ( http://www.twitter.com/evernote ), joining our Facebook fan page ( http://s.evernote.com/facebook ), and subscribing to our FriendFeed ( http://www.friendfeed.com/evernote ).

Recently, Google announced that they were stopping development on Google Notebook. We’re big fans of Google Notebook, in fact many of used it before Evernote came along. When we heard the news, we immediately began work on a Google Notebook import tool. Today, it’s ready. So, all of you Google Notebook users can now easily bring your notes, labels, and sections right into Evernote.

via Evernote Blog » Blog Archive » Welcome You Fine Google Notebook Users.

Remember everything.

Evernote allows you to easily capture information in any environment using whatever device or platform you find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere.

via What is Evernote? | Evernote Corporation.

Evernote and Eye-Fi Open Up New Possibilities for the Digital Camera
Digital Snapshots Containing Text Can Be Instantly Captured, Synched and Made Searchable Across Desktops, the Web and Mobile Phones
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA and SUNNYVALE, CA —(December 10, 2008)— Evernote and Eye-Fi today announced a partnership to transform the digital camera into an essential tool for combating information overload and helping people remember everyday details. Users of Eye-Fi’s wireless SD memory card can now automatically upload photos from their digital camera directly into their Evernote accounts, where images containing printed or handwritten text will be indexed and made searchable.

Evernote, a service designed to help individuals remember everything, adds the images to the user’s collection of notes and memories and makes them available on their desktop, the Web or a mobile phone, where they can be searched and organized.

“Evernote helps consumers capture and search for anything they want to remember from their real and digital lives — from business cards and white board notes, to wine labels and receipts,” said Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote. “There has never been a simpler way to get high-quality images into Evernote than with a point-and-shoot digital camera. It literally takes one step: snap the photo and Eye-Fi does the rest automatically.”

Beginning today, users can benefit from the speed and simplicity of uploading hi-resolution photos through Eye-Fi and tap into Evernote’s convenience of searching and cataloging the images. Now, no extra steps are required between taking a picture and having it become automatically searchable through Evernote.

“Eye-Fi aims to make it easier to capture and share life’s memories,” said Jef Holove, CEO of Eye-Fi. “Now we’re helping people use their cameras to capture everyday information they want to remember. The combined power of Eye-Fi and Evernote means that now anyone who owns a digital camera can have a photographic memory.”

Eye-Fi’s products range from $79-$129 and can be purchased at Apple Retail Stores, Best Buy and major online retailers. Users can subscribe to Evernote at www.evernote.com. For more information, please visit www.eye.fi/evernote.

About Evernote Corporation
Evernote allows users to easily capture information in any environment, using whatever device or platform they find most convenient, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere. Evernote is available on the Windows, Mac, Web, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and other devices.

About Eye-Fi
Founded in 2005, the company is dedicated to building products and services that help consumers navigate, nurture and share their visual memories. Eye-Fi’s patent-pending technology works with Wi-Fi networks to automatically send photos from a digital camera to online, in-home and retail destinations. Headquartered in Mountain View, Calif., the company’s investors include LMS Capital, Opus Capital, Shasta Ventures and TransLink Capital. More information is available at www.eye.fi.

Evernote Announces Application for the Apple App Store
Sunnyvale, CA.—July 10, 2008—Evernote, a web service with mobile and desktop clients designed to allow users to easily capture and find information, memories, and content in any environment, today announced its native iPhone application, Evernote for iPhone, which will be available free of charge on the Apple App Store at launch today.

“Developing a native iPhone version of Evernote has been a great experience and we’re thrilled that the application will be available directly from the Apple App Store,” said Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote. “The iPhone is an ideal platform for Evernote’s concept of an external brain and thanks to powerful features such as location awareness, camera support, and audio recording, the iPhone is now the perfect way to remember everything.”

Evernote for iPhone is part of the cloud-based Evernote Service, which is designed to work as an extension of human memory. With Evernote, users can create, capture, and find content across all the devices and platforms that they use, Evernote for iPhone takes advantage of the device’s powerful features, such as location awareness, camera support, audio recording, and Internet connectivity, to create a tool capable of capturing virtually any idea or experience as it occurs. In addition, Evernote for iPhone automatically synchronizes with all other versions of Evernote, including clients for Mac OS X, Windows, Web, and other mobile devices, ensuring that all content and memories are accessible from anywhere.

Evernote for iPhone is a gateway to the Evernote Service, allowing users to easily find what they need. In addition to tagging and filtering capabilities, Evernote also performs advanced image recognition, making printed or handwritten text within images searchable. The Evernote recognition technology is optimized for camera-phone snapshots, which are often characterized by difficult lighting conditions and reduced clarity.

Evernote for iPhone will be available free of charge from Apple’s App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or at www.itunes.com/appstore/. After installing the application users will be directed to create an Evernote account.

Evernote: Now Open to Everyone
Evernote Launches Public Beta of Popular Cloud and Desktop ‘Memory-Capturing’ Service; Offers Free and Premium Subscriptions
Sunnyvale, Calif., June 24, 2008 – Evernote, a web service with full-featured desktop and mobile clients designed to allow users to easily capture and find information, memories, and content in any environment, today announced its public availability and a new subscription model. Access to Evernote is now available to everyone, without the need for a prior invitation, on the Web, Mac, Windows, iPhone, Windows Mobile, and other mobile devices. Over 120,000 users have participated in Evernote’s invitation-only closed beta in the past four months.

Evernote allows users to capture information in any environment using virtually any device or platform, and makes this information accessible and searchable at any time, from anywhere. The product’s innovative recognition and synchronization technology allows users to capture their memories as text, snapshots, digital ink or audio and then easily find and share them. Printed and handwritten text within images is made fully searchable and all notes are automatically synchronized between the network and local devices.

In addition to opening up the service, Evernote also announced details of its new subscription pricing. Premium users will benefit from an expanded 500MB monthly upload allowance, priority access to image recognition servers, stronger security options, and premium support. Evernote will charge $5 per month, or $45 for a full year, for Premium service. Free users will get a 40MB monthly upload allowance and have access to all clients and tools. These limits apply only to information added in a given month, not to the total amount of data that a user can store.

The latest release also features a completely redesigned Evernote Web user interface and a new version of the company’s Web Clipper bookmarklet. The new Web Clipper allows users to instantly save the contents and links of a webpage into their Evernote accounts, a feature popular among bloggers, researchers, and online shoppers.

Other features include public notebook Facebook and blog integration, PDF support, encryption, and automatic synchronization of notes, to-do lists, snapshots, and audio notes among all Evernote clients. In recent weeks, Evernote has also released major upgrades to its Windows and Mac versions.

“Our goal is to make Evernote an extension of human memory. Since memorable things can happen at any time, online or in the real world, we realized that we needed to go beyond traditional web 2.0 and develop native clients for the major computer and phone platforms, in addition to a powerful web service. The response has been amazing,” said Phil Libin, CEO of Evernote. “Opening up the beta is a huge step for the company. We’re excited to introduce the world to Evernote, and we hope it becomes the place to store everyone’s memories for months, years, and decades to come.”

To sign up, create your own Evernote notebooks, and watch an introductory demo video, please visit: www.evernote.com.

EverNote Bundles Information Capturing Software With Fujitsu LifeBook Notebooks and Tablets
New Fujitsu Mobile Computers to Include EverNote Software and ritePen Handwriting Recognition Technology
Sunnyvale, Calif., December 18, 2007 – EverNote® Corporation announced today that the company’s flagship information capturing software will be distributed with all new Fujitsu LifeBook® and Stylistic® notebooks and Tablet PCs. In addition, all LifeBook P1610 ultra-portable notebooks that ship with Genuine Windows® XP Professional will come equipped with EverNote ritePen® advanced handwriting recognition technology.

“For mobile professionals on the go, Evernote’s information capturing software offers a quick and easy way to increase productivity,” said Paul Moore, senior director of mobile product marketing, Fujitsu Computer Systems. “EverNote — combined with Fujitsu LifeBook notebooks and tablet PCs — improves the mobile computing experience.”

With EverNote software, LifeBook users will complement their mobile computing with the ability to easily capture and save information and experiences as they occur, and recall them anytime. EverNote provides a single place for capturing, categorizing, and instantly locating any kind of data including text, handwritten notes, mobile phone snapshots, scanned images, and web page clips. Additionally, users of ritePen-powered devices will be able to write freely and continuously anywhere on the screen surface and have the handwriting recognized and placed into any Microsoft® Windows® application.

“We at EverNote are continually improving our products with the goal of giving users the greatest flexibility in capturing information wherever they are,” said Phil Libin, CEO of EverNote. “Fujitsu LifeBook notebooks are an ideal platform for EverNote because of their versatility and widely used handwriting capabilities. We are very pleased to see our relationship with Fujitsu continue to grow, and hope users take advantage of the powerful offerings.”

A leader in mobile computing, Fujitsu offers a complete line of reliable LifeBook high-performance notebook PCs, ranging from powerful desktop replacements to ultra-portable and convertible notebooks, to fit the needs of every mobile user.

About EverNote Corporation
EverNote Corporation is a provider of information management, digital ink, and advanced handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile, and wireless device markets. Please visit www.EverNote.com for more information.

ritePen and EverNote are registered trademarks of EverNote Corporation. Fujitsu, the Fujitsu logo, and LifeBook are registered trademarks of Fujitsu Limited. Stylistic is a registered trademark of Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

EVERNOTE SETS NEW RECORDS ON POPULAR “GIVEAWAY OF THE DAY” WEBSITE
EverNote Breaks Records for Downloads, Traffic, Visitors, and Page Views
Sunnyvale, Calif., December 17, 2007 – On November 15th, 2007 EverNote® Corporation offered the latest release of its popular software, EverNote 2.2, as a free giveaway on GiveAway of the Day, a popular site which brings licensed software to consumers all over the world. The giveaway offer was met with unprecedented demand, breaking the site’s download records by more than 10,000 individual downloads.

The EverNote promotion broke records for single day site traffic with 128,000 unique visitors and 250,000 pageviews culminating in over 35,000 downloads of EverNote 2.2, and demonstrating the enormous appeal of EverNote software and its innovative technology. In addition, nearly forty blog sites wrote reviews pointing to the promotion including Lifehacker, Consumerist, jkOnTheRun, and GottaBeMobile, all demonstrating the widespread support that EverNote enjoys.

“Visitors to our site clearly saw the benefits of EverNote and flocked to the download page, amazingly breaking all our previous download records,” said Victor Sazhin, President of SoftDeluxe®, which owns and operates GiveAway of the Day. “We aim to always offer our visitors the best available software, and EverNote is a perfect example of that.“

EverNote’s technologies help users easily capture information wherever and whenever they wish using their computer, web browser, and mobile phone. EverNote 2.2 is now available for download and includes new features such as upgraded text, handwriting, and image recognition in addition to mobile phone image import capabilities that allows users to quickly capture snapshots with their phones and sync them with their EverNote databases.

“We are always looking for ways to introduce new users to EverNote, and how better than by working with GiveAway of the Day,” said Phil Libin, EverNote’s CEO. “It was great to see the excitement that together we were able to generate. The huge blog and word-of-mouth response to this promotion was strong validation that EverNote is providing an indispensable tool for anyone wishing to take control of the information overload in their lives.“

Hitachi To Bundle EverNote Software and Technologies With StarBoard Products
Customers To Benefit From EverNote’s Advanced Handwriting and Notetaking Tools
Sunnyvale, Calif., November 7, 2007 – EverNote® Corporation today announced a software licensing and bundling agreement with Hitachi®, which will see all new Hitachi StarBoard® interactive presentation and communications systems shipping with the entire suite of EverNote software and technology. Each StarBoard system will include ritePen® advanced handwriting recognition engine, EverNote notetaking productivity software, and a number of other EverNote technologies.

“StarBoard has been sold since 1998 and has been sold all over the world for education and business use. StarBoard enhances teaching, presentations and meetings and has been upgraded to fulfill customers’ needs,” said Yutaka Usuda, general manager of Hitachi Software Engineering. “StarBoard first met EverNote in 2006. We are so pleased that Hitachi takes advantage of EverNote, and provide their innovative technologies to our customers.”

By licensing and integrating EverNote ritePen into the StarBoard system, Hitachi enables its education and corporate customers to use their electronic whiteboards just as they would traditional ones — by writing freely and continuously directly on the surface—but with the additional benefit of full handwriting recognition. With ritePen, all information written to the StarBoard is captured, recognized and converted to clean text that can be used in various software applications, such as Microsoft® Word, Excel®, and PowerPoint®.

“Our goal at EverNote is to bring to market products and technologies that ease the burden of capturing and recalling information,” said Phil Libin, CEO of EverNote. “There is a kinship between our vision and that of Hitachi’s leading StarBoard products, which makes the technologies a perfect match. We are very excited to continue to support Hitachi with our embedded products and software bundles.”

In addition to ritePen, StarBoard systems will be bundled with EverNote notetaking software, an application designed for individuals who wish to capture, organize and later find various important information from their daily lives. Built using some of the same technology present in ritePen, EverNote enables consumers to create notes in numerous formats and then runs the notes through advanced recognition and indexing tools to make them all searchable—note types include text, handwriting, images with printed or handwritten text, as well as Internet and application clips. The bundling of EverNote note taking software marks an expansion of the EverNote relationship with Hitachi, which previously centered on embedded technologies.

About EverNote Corporation
EverNote Corporation is a provider of information management, digital ink, and advanced handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile, and wireless device markets. Please visit www.EverNote.com for more information.

About Hitachi
Hitachi has a unique position in the marketplace by manufacturing and developing its own core technologies to provide consumers and businesses with optimal product performance in each of Hitachi’s product categories. For Starboard Products, they are manufactured by Hitachi Software Engineering, one of the major subsidiaries of Hitachi Ltd. Hitachi brand business products are connected through Hitachi’s OneVision program, which makes it possible for any Hitachi business unit dealer to sell Hitachi products from other Hitachi business units.

EverNote Releases Major Update To Its Flagship Information Capturing Product
New Release Supports Mobile Phone Snapshots and Google Desktop Search™
Sunnyvale, Calif. — October 29, 2007 — EverNote® Corporation today unveiled the latest release of its flagship EverNote notetaking and information capturing software. The new product version offers numerous improvements aimed at helping users capture virtually anything they experience and access this information from anywhere, at anytime. Major enhancements include upgraded text, handwriting, and image recognition as well as mobile phone image import capabilities. The latter will enable users to take photos using their camera phones and easily import them into EverNote for quick recognition and indexing.

“EverNote has always been focused on helping people capture information to make their lives easier. While we continue to improve the product that our users know and love, we realize that in order to live up to our vision, we need to address the world beyond the computer screen,” said Phil Libin, CEO of EverNote. “With this new release, we encourage our users to go out and start snapping everything from whiteboards to wine labels in order to turn their camera phones into image and data capturing devices that can simplify and enhance their lives in an entirely new way.”

In addition to providing enhanced mobile phone capabilities, the newest release includes numerous highly requested features including Google Desktop Search™ (GDS) compatibility, which allows users to quickly find their EverNote notes among GDS search results. Other enhancements include the ability to open and edit notes in separate windows, merging of multiple notes, customizable note views, improved keyboard navigation and expanded foreign language support for Japanese, simplified Chinese, Korean and others.

Pricing and Availability
EverNote 2.2 is available immediately as a free download with all features enabled. After 60 days, users wishing to access advanced features such as image and text recognition must pay the $49.95 registration fee. All basic features will continue to function even without the registration. Individuals that purchased the Plus versions of EverNote 2.0 or 2.1 will receive a free upgrade. To download EverNote 2.2, go to www.EverNote.com/about/downloads.

About EverNote Corporation
EverNote Corporation is an innovator in the area of information capture and management for the personal computing, pen-enabled device, mobile computing and wireless markets. From widely used notetaking and productivity software to advanced technologies powering many of today’s leading computing devices, EverNote Corporation designs and develops tools that allow users to capture and find what they need. For more information or to download the latest products visit www.EverNote.com

Evernote Names Phil Libin As CEO to Drive Next Stage of Company’s Growth
Experienced Entrepreneur and Personal Computing Expert to Lead Development and Introduction of New EverNote Mobile and Web Products
Sunnyvale, Calif., June 27, 2007 – EverNote® Corporation today announced the addition of Phil Libin as the new CEO of the company. Phil will be responsible for driving the market growth of EverNote as the company builds on the popularity of its information management software with new mobile and Web products.

“EverNote is bringing to market a very compelling set of products that have the potential to fundamentally change how people interact with and remember everyday information,” said Phil Libin, CEO, EverNote. “I’m excited to join the company at this stage in its evolution. The company has built a loyal customer base, and in the next few months we’ll be introducing new mobile and Web products that I expect will garner a very enthusiastic reaction.”

“Phil shares our zeal for making mobile devices an extension of human memory,” said Stepan Pachikov, founder and chief product architect of EverNote. “His entrepreneurial experience and business skills make him an invaluable resource for our team as a day-to-day leader, visionary and technologist. I look forward to working with Phil to make EverNote a part of the daily lives of millions of people.”

Prior to joining EverNote, Libin founded and served as president of CoreStreet, currently one of the top companies providing smart credential and identity management technologies to governments and large corporations throughout the world. Before CoreStreet, Libin was founder and CEO of Engine 5, a leading Boston-based Internet software development company acquired by Vignette Corporation in early 2000, where he went on to serve as principal architect and chief technologist for applications. In addition to his operational expertise, Libin is a successful engineer in his own right and started his career helping develop software for ATG, Exchange Applications and EF.

About EverNote Corporation
EverNote Corporation develops software and services to expand human memory. EverNote, the award-winning product, is based on the company’s pioneering data retrieval, image recognition and digital ink technologies. The company’s products are widely used and included with many popular mobile and computing devices. More information about EverNote Corp. is available at www.evernote.com.

EverNote 2.0 Released: Lets Users Search Inside Images For All Types of Text
Features New, Powerful Intelligent Search and Application Portability with EverNote Portable for Running on USB Drives
Sunnyvale, Calif., April 17, 2007 – EverNote® Corporation today announced the immediate availability of Evernote® 2.0, EverNote Plus 2.0, and EverNote Portable 2.0, the newest versions of its award-winning note taking and information capturing software.

EverNote Plus now includes unique AIR-Search® (Advanced Image Recognition) technology, available to the public for the first time, which allows users to search within photos, scanned images and graphics in their EverNote collections for printed and handwritten text. With EverNote Portable, users who need the ability to run EverNote on any PC without installing the application can install EverNote on a USB Drive and enjoy the ultimate in application and data portability. The company is also releasing the public beta of EverNote Outlook Extension, an application that runs inside Windows Outlook and integrates content from EverNote with Outlook software.

EverNote software provides a single place for capturing, categorizing, and instantly locating all kinds of information, such as typed and handwritten notes, web clips, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords, brainstorms, sketches, photos and documents, and accessing them across multiple platforms and devices. EverNote 2.0 allows users to share their notes via portable devices, email and instant messengers, capture and categorize notes with new universal clipping and linking features, as well as safely encrypt notes for public or private accessibility. Additionally, EverNote Plus 2.0 includes synchronization of notes via removable media.

With the addition of AIR-Search, EverNote now provides the most sophisticated, seamless search capabilities for helping people to capture and find the digital things that they want to remember most. With AIR-Search, EverNote users can add images containing all types of text to their EverNote database and conduct a keyword search inside the image for recognizable text within labels, diagrams, snapshots of magazine and newspaper articles, nametags, signs, handwritten notes, and more. For example, if a user takes a snapshot of a whiteboard brainstorming session and saves it to EverNote, the text will be searchable by keywords and automatically categorized by the EverNote software as a handwritten note.

“AIR-Search is the first technology of its kind on the market,” said Stepan Pachikov, president and chief product architect of EverNote. “Now, anyone can simply capture an image with a camera phone and instantly search for text within the image. EverNote 2.0 is bringing an important part of our vision to marry image search with mobile devices and the Web to allow users to easily capture and memorize information in all of its formats, wherever it resides.”

In addition to AIR-Search and application portability, other highlights of EverNote 2.0 include:

New Universal Clipper: Available as an optional download, the Universal Clipper works in the background and adds to the EverNote tape’s selected portion of contents of the currently active desktop program. It also allows selecting and adding to the EverNote tape a snapshot of a portion of the screen.
Embedded To-Dos allow users to convert any note into a To-Do list on the fly.
Note Flags and Flag Categories provide a convenient note selection and markup tool.
New navigation functionality and shortcuts: Includes new Note List feature, enhanced scrolling, expanded auto categorization and new shortcuts to make EverNote even easier to use and navigate.
Updated Intelligent Multiple Categories: Categories for automatic filtering can be assigned by simply dragging and dropping information contained in notes. Additionally, Category Locator simplifies organization of notes by multiple categories.
Availability
EverNote 2.0 can be downloaded for free at www.evernote.com. Advanced versions are available from the EverNote online store. EverNote Outlook Extension Beta is available for EverNote and EverNote Plus.

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

EverNote Software Featured on All New Fujitsu Notebooks and Tablet PCs
Sunnyvale, Calif., Dec. 4, 2006 – EverNote® Corporation today announced a new partnership to distribute EverNote software on the Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation line of high-performance and reliable LifeBook® notebooks and Stylistic® Tablet PCs shipping in North America.

In addition, the LifeBook P1610 pen-enabled convertible notebook will include both EverNote Plus and EverNote ritePen® advanced handwriting recognition software.

EverNote Corp. is a leader in information capturing technologies. From best-of-breed digital ink and handwriting recognition technologies to its popular personal content management application, EverNote provides a single place for capturing, categorizing, and instantly locating any kind of note including text, web and document clips, handwritten notes and images – and accessing them on multiple platforms and devices.

“People appreciate software that works with them to make their job easier,” said Paul Moore, senior director of mobile product marketing, Fujitsu Computer Systems. “EverNote, whether it is used with a pen or keyboard, delivers on this with a clear, easy-to-use, searchable notepad.”

A leader in mobile computing, Fujitsu offers a complete line of LifeBook® high-performance notebook PCs, ranging from powerful desktop replacements to ultra-portable and convertible notebooks, to fit the needs of every mobile user. Fujitsu Stylistic® Tablet PCs offer unsurpassed levels of flexibility, productivity, and performance with both pen and keyboard inputs.

“The popularity of Fujitsu notebooks and Tablet PCs gives EverNote more exposure to a growing base of mobile users,” said Leonid Kitainik, executive vice president of EverNote. “We are excited about the partnership with Fujitsu that helps business users and consumers manage the myriad of content that they interact with every day. Additionally, we are positive that LifeBook and Stylistic users will enjoy the forthcoming version 2.0 of EverNote, which includes our new Search in Images (AIR-Search) technology.”

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

ritePen and EverNote are registered trademarks of EverNote Corporation. Fujitsu, the Fujitsu logo, and LifeBook are registered trademarks of Fujitsu Limited. Stylistic is a registered trademark of Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

EverNote Corp. Releases New Version of Software For Capturing And Recalling Digital Information
Popular Personal Content Management Software Adds Data Portability, Makes Organizing and Searching Digital Information and Notes Easy
Sunnyvale, Calif., October 4, 2006 – EverNote Corporation today announced the immediate availability of EverNote 1.5 software, the newest version of its popular note taking and information capturing application.

EverNote software provides a single place for capturing, categorizing and instantly locating all types of information, such as typed and handwritten notes, web clips, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords, brainstorms, sketches, photos and documents, and accessing them on multiple platforms and devices. The new version of EverNote software introduces data portability via synchronization with removable media, access to notes from other applications, new email clipping options, expanded security, data transfer via instant messenger and a number of other new options and improvements.

Since its introduction, EverNote software has emerged as a new standard for capturing and accessing information and is today used for a near limitless set of purposes, such as taking notes in class or in the office, conducting all types of research, capturing handwritten notes during meetings, keeping to-do lists, planning family trips and organizing medical records.

“EverNote is a central part of how I organize my life every day,” commented EverNote customer Rebecca Thomas. “Now, it will be easier to take all my notes with me on the road via a USB smart drive or even synchronize or back-up to my home PC. I also love the fact that I can share notes with colleagues during a Skype or Yahoo IM session, ultimately helping me to be as productive and organized as possible.”

“The release of EverNote 1.5 software is an important step toward our goal to give everyone a perfect ‘photographic’ memory,” said Stepan Pachikov, president and chief product architect of EverNote. “With this release, we are introducing new capturing capabilities and our first flavor of synchronization to make all types of content available at any time, in any place.”

New feature highlights of EverNote 1.5 include:

Synchronization: EverNote 1.5 software allows users to synchronize notes between a PC and a USB drive or other removable media or between multiple PCs via USB drives.
New Clipping Capabilities: Clipping from Microsoft Outlook is now as simple as clicking on the “Add to EverNote” button.
Links to Notes: Notes and categories can be placed into outside applications or onto the desktop, enabling links to notes from any other resource or program.
Sending Notes via IM: Notes can be dragged into Yahoo! Messenger, MSN Messenger, Skype and other popular IM clients to instantly transfer interesting bits of info via IM.
Expanded Password Protection: EverNote 1.5 software comes with new security features and allows for password protection of entire notes databases.
Multiple Databases in Separate Windows: The new version allows opening multiple databases in separate windows.
New Export Formats: The new version of EverNote software provides the easy ability to export notes into TXT and HTML files.
EverNote 1.5 software is also an ideal software application for USB drive-based computing. The company recently partnered with Lexar to include EverNote software on Lexar’s new line of JumpDrive USB flash drives pre-installed with the PowerToGo™ mobile software platform.

Pricing and Availability
EverNote 1.5 software for Windows is available as a free download. EverNote Plus 1.5 software, which includes file synchronization and advanced digital ink features has a base price of $39.95. Both are available immediately at www.evernote.com and through company’s distributors.

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

EverNote is a registered trademark of EverNote Corporation. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Sunnyvale, Calif., September 13, 2006 – EverNote® Corporation today announced the addition of Dmitry Stavisky as Vice President of Product Development. In his new role, Stavisky will drive the development and implementation of engineering and product plans.

EverNote is a leader in information capturing technologies, from groundbreaking digital ink and reliable and flexible handwriting recognition software, to its popular personal content management application. As a technologist and entrepreneur, Stavisky is skilled in software engineering and product development. He brings to EverNote extensive experience in building technology startups and leading technical teams in fast-growth companies. He joins EverNote from Product DynamiX where he served as head of technology and oversaw development of a hosted collaborative product development application for discrete manufacturing.

Previously, Stavisky held the position of technical leader with SightPath, a content networking firm that was acquired by Cisco Systems. At SightPath and Cisco, he was responsible for service provider CDN technologies and product line. Prior to SightPath, he worked on enterprise-class distributed systems, software development tools, decision support and data mining at various technology companies, and he is also the author of three pending patents in the field of distributed computing. A native of Moscow, Stavisky graduated from Moscow University in 1986 and has a Ph.D. in Geography from the Soviet Academy of Sciences.

“EverNote products already have the reputation for being powerful, reliable and easy to use, which contributes to why they have such loyal and devoted customers,” Stavisky says. “With this strong foundation, I am eager to build and develop innovative products that implement Evernote’s vision to extend the technology across desktop, mobile and Web platforms and continue to revolutionize how consumers capture and recall the information they interact with on a daily basis.”

“The personal content management space is white hot right now and to compete against established companies as well as start-ups, we must introduce better designed products to the marketplace, in the fastest time possible,” said Tom Garland, CEO of EverNote. “Dmitry’s track record of success in technology and product development will be essential as we push to deliver breakthrough solutions for personal content management.”

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

Sunnyvale, Calif., August 7, 2006 – EverNote® Corporation today announced the completion of a $6 million Series A round of financing and the addition of Tom Garland as CEO. In a separate announcement today, EverNote announced that Esther Dyson and Max Levchin have joined its board of directors to help guide the company’s strategic development.

EverNote is a pioneer in information capturing technologies, from groundbreaking digital ink and handwriting recognition software to its popular personal content management application. The financing will be used to support the development, sales and marketing of the next generation of EverNote products.

Tom Garland brings more than 20 years of executive and senior management experience to his new role as CEO of EverNote. He joins EverNote after six years at Acuitive, a leading venture services firm in Silicon Valley specializing in assisting early-stage technology companies.

Prior to Acuitive, Garland spent four years as vice president of network programming, syndication and business development for Mpath/HearMe which completed its initial public offering. Earlier in his career, he served for ten years in technology product marketing and business development at SGI and Apple. Garland has an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business and a bachelor’s degree from SUNY Binghamton.

“I was drawn to EverNote by the company’s product development plan, avid customer base, as well as the vision and track record of founder Stepan Pachikov, whose two prior ventures created more than $250 million in shareholder equity,” stated Garland. “With this infusion of capital, we’re now well positioned to build on Evernote’s early viral success and develop a single application that will fuse the inherent capabilities of such platforms as the Web, the desktop and mobile so that consumers can access their most important information anywhere, on any device, at any time.”

J.F. Mackie And Company, an independent equity investment firm based in Calgary, Alberta, with more than $1.5 billion in assets under administration, served as the exclusive agent for the financing.

“Evernote’s vision is to capitalize on the ubiquity of the mobile phone as a universal device for capturing information,” commented Scott Riddell, managing director of Investment Banking at J.F. Mackie And Company. “Evernote’s strength lies in its seasoned management team, a proven product that has been well received and its unique vision in the market. These three factors combined made this investment decision easy and we look forward to building a long term relationship working with the company as it pioneers new ways to capture and access information and content.”

EverNote software gives users a single place to capture, categorize and find all types of notes and content and makes them instantly accessible anytime, any place. EverNote recognizes text and searches through handwritten notes, as well as provides recognition of handwritten pages with text, charts, layouts and formatting.

About J.F. Mackie And Company
J.F. Mackie And Company Ltd. is an independent equity investment firm based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. It provides customized portfolio management and investment services to private clients and institutional investors and financial advisory services to early stage companies. J.F. Mackie And Company Ltd. was established in August 2000 and possesses extensive investment management experience.

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

Esther Dyson, Max Levchin Join EverNote Board of Directors
Sunnyvale, Calif., August 7, 2006 – EverNote® Corporation today announced the appointments of Esther Dyson, editor of Release 1.0 for CNET Networks, and Max Levchin, CEO of Slide and co-founder and former chief technology officer of PayPal, to its board of directors. In a separate announcement today, EverNote announced the completion of $6 million in financing and the naming of Tom Garland as CEO.

EverNote is a pioneer in information capturing technologies, from groundbreaking digital ink and handwriting recognition technology to its popular personal content management application. Dyson and Levchin will help guide Evernote’s strategy as it brings new products to market to deliver on its vision of creating a “perfect memory for everyone.”

In addition to Levchin and Dyson, Evernote’s board of directors includes Tom Garland, CEO; Dr. Stepan Pachikov, founder and chief product architect; Dayan Henson, independent investor; and Ron Katz, private investor and chairman.

Katz and Pachikov bring a long history of creating and growing successful technology ventures. Together, they created $250 million dollars of shareholder equity and led the development and successful exits of ParaGraph, which pioneered digital-ink technology for the Apple Newton and was later acquired by SGI, and ParaScript, creator of image-processing technology still in widespread use today by the U.S. Postal Service.

“Both my life and my bank account have been enriched by Stepan Pachikov since I first met him in 1989,” said Dyson. “I was an investor in ParaGraph and ParaScript, and I’m delighted to have the chance to participate with him and his team more closely this time around. EverNote builds on the ideas and technical achievements of these earlier ventures. Our exciting challenge now is to develop a successful consumer product that extends across desktop, mobile and Web platforms and that feels like an extension of the person – a snap-on memory – rather than an external device.”

“The ways that consumers interact with, capture, store and access information is rapidly changing and EverNote has a novel approach to simplifying people’s everyday lives so that they can find and recall the things that matter most to them,” added Levchin. “The ideas and spirit of the company mirror much of what made PayPal and Slide successful – an unabated passion for solving hard problems and for putting needs of customers first. I look forward to working closely with the EverNote team to help guide its vision as it brings original, leading-edge software to the mass market.”

A technology industry veteran and respected expert, Dyson began her career with Forbes Magazine. In 1983, she acquired (from founder Ben Rosen) EDventure Holdings, a technology research firm that initiated the publication of Release 1.0, an influential technology industry newsletter. CNET Networks acquired EDventure in 2004 and Dyson became an editor at large at CNET Networks. She sits on the boards of several companies including Meetup.com, EVDB/eventful.com, IBS Group, Yandex and WPP Group. Dyson holds a degree in economics from Harvard University.

Levchin is a computer scientist and entrepreneur who co-founded and directed the technological development of PayPal. He has co-founded several other Internet and software companies, including NetMeridian Software, SponsorNet New Media and Yelp, an Internet company that allows users to share knowledge and recommendations on local attractions and destinations. Most recently, Levchin founded Slide, a San Francisco-based online media-sharing company. Originally from the Ukraine, Levchin moved to Chicago in 1991 and earned a degree in Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

“Max and Esther bring years of industry experience, thought leadership and an unmatched passion for groundbreaking technological innovations,” stated Ron Katz, Chairman of the Board, EverNote. “Their addition to Evernote’s board of directors will pay immediate dividends in terms of expanding the company’s network, and identifying and executing on new online opportunities for EverNote technology and ideas.”

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

EverNote Selected By Lexar as Featured Application For PowerToGo Platform
Lexar JumpDrive Users Gain On-The-Go Capturing and Searching of All Types of Personal Information from Web Clips to Handwritten Notes
Sunnyvale, Calif., July 27, 2006 – EverNote® Corporation today announced that Lexar Media, Inc., a leader in advanced digital media and accessories, will ship EverNote software on JumpDrive® USB flash drives pre-installed with the PowerToGoTM mobile software platform.

Lexar’s PowerToGo software provides a new portable platform that enables customers to install and run many standard Windows applications from select Lexar JumpDrive products, providing a solution to enable applications on-the-go that can be run from virtually anywhere. The PowerToGo platform is a personal, portable working environment, carried conveniently on a removable drive, and ready to be used on virtually any PC a customer plugs into.

EverNote software makes it easy to capture, store and quickly access information, such as typed and handwritten notes, web clips, emails, phone messages, addresses, passwords, brainstorms, sketches, photos and documents. Coupled with the PowerToGo platform, it provides a comprehensive portable application for capturing, keeping and searching information at any time on any Windows computer. The advanced version EverNote Plus, which is also available on the PowerToGo Platform and has to be purchased separately, adds handwriting recognition and other superior digital ink features.

“The PowerToGo platform delivers advanced functionality to USB drives by giving consumers a portable, personalized workspace to take their applications and personal information with them on the go,” said Steffen Hellmold, Lexar vice president and general manager of UFD business unit. “We are excited to pre-load EverNote onto our 1GB and 2GB JumpDrive Lightning USB flash drives that we will begin shipping today with PowerToGo software. We expect that students will especially find this application useful while researching subjects for school projects.

“The Lexar PowerToGo platform will help millions of people to overcome many of the challenges that face today’s mobile user,” said Tom Garland, CEO of EverNote. “We view EverNote software as providing an immediate, natural extension of human memory. By combining PowerToGo software with EverNote, we are giving people the ability to securely capture their most important digital information such as web research, passwords, notes, files, and to have this information instantly available, expandable and editable at all times.”

About EverNote Corporation
Headquartered in Sunnyvale, Calif., EverNote Corporation is a provider of note management, digital ink and handwriting recognition software and technologies for the PC, mobile and wireless markets. Please visit www.evernote.com for more information.

About Lexar Media, Inc.
Lexar, a subsidiary of Micron Technology, Inc., is a leading marketer and manufacturer of NAND flash memory products including memory cards, USB flash drives, card readers and ATA controller technology for the digital photography, consumer electronics, industrial and communications markets. Lexar also sells memory cards under the Kodak brand.

About Micron Technology, Inc.
Micron Technology, Inc., is one of the world’s leading providers of advanced semiconductor solutions. Through its worldwide operations, Micron manufactures and markets DRAMs, NAND flash memory, CMOS image sensors, other semiconductor components, and memory modules for use in leading-edge computing, consumer, networking and mobile products. Mi’s common stock is traded on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the MU symbol. To learn more about Micron Technology, Inc., visit www.micron.com.

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