Evernote Updates: PDF Support, Drag-n-Drop, Encryption, Flock Extension And More

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evernote-logo Evernote has released another update with quite a few exciting enhancements. We had covered their last update which had also included several features such as faster search, multi-select checkbox, iPhone support and more.

The new features in this update are quite good too and include

  • PDF support
  • Encryption on Mac and Windows
  • Drag-n-drop in Evernote Web
  • New blog/Facebook widget for easy sharing of public notebooks
  • Flock browser extension
  • Faster synchronization

The most notable features we see in this release is the PDF support and encryption of notes which will be definitely useful.

In addition to that the Flock extension definitely is a welcome addition for one of our favorite browsers.

I have quite a few invites to give away, so if you are note a Evernote user yet simply leave a comment asking to send you a Evernote and we will do the needful. Invites available only till they are left with us.



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