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Evernote Panel

Evernote is an online note hosting service that allows users to create and share notes on the web and see them everywhere. They recently released their panel for Xperia available via Sony Ericsson’s website. The panel gives users the ability to upload typed notes, written notes, voice notes, a snapshot with notes, and files with notes to a free account that can either be set up on the phone or through Evernote’s website. Most panels on the X1 are static which means the default image stays the same all the time, the Evernote panel however will show recent notes that have been uploaded. The user has the ability to edit and share the note from the computer or mobile device.

Find it interesting? Direct your handsets to the Panel download section and grab it now. To watch it in action, head on here.

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Melk said…
It's pretty useless, but maybe some people will like it.
March 19, 2009 at 8:57 PM
Abdulla Ameer said…
well, its useless in that you need an internet connection to use it. but if thats no problem, its great, especially the graphics and the look.
March 19, 2009 at 9:36 PM
Abdulla Ameer said…
It would be nice if someone from xda tried making it into an offline application (CAB preferabley). Then, the only Windows thing in use would be the Microsoft Office, because this Evernote is superb.
March 22, 2009 at 10:05 PM
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