Evernote has a new app called Scannable. It’s takes a feature Evernote already had—digitizing paper documents—and makes it faster and more intuitive than ever before. Here’s how to get it up and ...

It's been a year since Evernote's Phil Libin (a/k/a TUAW's favorite CEO) responded to user criticism by vowing to double down on the quality and performance of the "outboard brain" cloud app's core ...

Evernote has announced the launch of a new mobile scanning app called Scannable. The app is designed to let you scan documents and business cards with your mobile phone, making it easier than ever to ...

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Following its initial announcement back in October, Evernote has just launched Scannable for iPhone and iPad. The app scans documents and business cards, and can also control ScanSnap Evernote Edition ...

I was in the process of finalizing my taxes for the past year last week, and, much to my chagrin, I realized that I had a drawer full of printed invoices for purchases that I hadn’t converted to PDF ...

Evernote today released a new iPhone and iPad app that adds scanning to its repertoire of available services. The new Evernote Scannable app debuted last year as a beta service and is now publicly ...

Evernote users are about to have more reasons to make the service a central hub for their digital lives. Today, the company is announcing Scannable, an app that will scan any document you have and ...

Not only do a lot of scanning apps already exist, such as Scanbot, but a fair amount of them already send data directly to Evernote. With Scannable, Evernote is trying to skip the conventions of the ...

Evernote is a cloud-based note-taking and information storage service that allows you to store free-form notes and documents in digital notebooks. Your notebooks and notes are available through the ...