“Trust is at the heart of our service. That means we need to be transparent, admit our missteps, and commit to making the Evernote experience the best it can be, from the way the app functions across platforms to the way we communicate with the people who use it.” –
A recent Lawyerist post detailed how to import your data from Evernote into other popular applications. The piece was in response to the recent price increase to a not-so-whopping $70 annually for the Premium version. Still a great deal. Or, you can opt for the free edition which lets you
As lawyers increasingly explore and adopt cloud-based (online) applications, fear and confusion about security, privacy, and client confidentiality often go along for the ride. Caution is, of course, prudent, and researching the technical and ethical issues is essential, but let’s do away with the fear and confusion. Baseline security and
A business card is useless without context. Who gave it you? When? What were the circumstances? Last year, we published the popular How Lawyers Use Evernote where lawyers shared how they use the note-taking and information-storing application. Since then–and through conference seasons–I’ve had a few inquiries on how to use Evernote to
Evernote is more than a note-taking application. We use it to store ideas, recordings, projects, tasks, images…The list is as comprehensive as we want it to be. Evernote allows us to offload our brain and organize our lives. And how do lawyers use Evernote? I asked a few Evernote-loving lawyers.
Evernote is more than a note-taking application. It’s a place to offload your brain so you don’t have to remember everything. We use it so much, we compiled an E-Book: A Lawyer’s Guide to Evernote. And it integrates with legal practice management software to provide a seamless experience for Evernote-loving
This is the latest edition in our quick-and-practical Q&A style videos. Questions come from social channels, keyword analysis, and readers of this blog. A transcript accompanies each video. What is So Awesome About Evernote? What’s so awesome about Evernote? Why is everybody talking about Evernote? If you’re like me, you
Feedly made everyone forget how Google deserted its faithful RSS community when they killed the popular Google Reader. Subscribing to feeds of your favorite news and blog sites lets you access only the information you’re interested in, and feedly stepped up and created a beautiful reader that works great on
LinkedIn had a nifty little app called CardMunch which turned business cards into contacts. So, of course, they’re shutting it down. Fortunately, they’re offering the same service by deepening their partnership with an even niftier app, Evernote: LinkedIn members can scan a business card using Evernote’s mobile app and then
You can use Evernote to take meeting notes, record ideas, manage to-do lists and store or track just about any information at home or work. You can also use it to make your conference attendance more meaningful and productive. Here’s how: Conference logistics – Don’t scramble to find your flight
