Naturally, after a severe backlash, the company said it’s revising the policy, and that users will have to give consent before employees can utilize their powers to ensure Evernote’s machine learning technology is working. This meant that the firm’s employees would be able to take a peek at user notes. An updated policy would have allowed “employees to exercise oversight of machine learning technologies applied to account content … primarily to make sure that machine learning technologies are working correctly.” Swapping between those accounts also got the same simplified treatment - just long-press on the Account icon in the bottom tab.Įvernote made headlines recently for its new privacy policy, which the firm discarded after drawing ire from its community. The company says it’s easier to separate business and personal notes, notebooks, shortcuts, and searches. New users will also get more tips to better familiarize them with the note-taking app. For tags, tap the icon and you’ll be able to choose the tags you want to filter for. Tapping on the alarm clock icon in the home page now brings up all the notes that have been set with a reminder. The update also introduces two new search features: reminders and tags.
Overall, there are fewer taps needed to jump into or create new notes - for example, the “home screen” has been replaced with your notes. It’s easy to add sub-headers and headers, highlight text, or label sections in certain colors and sizes in notes - some of these features were available in the old app, but accessing them is far better in Evernote 8. We compared the old Evernote app with Evernote 8, and the redesign vastly improves a new users experience - it’s more fluid, and while both variants performed fast enough, the interface in Evernote 8 is more intuitive. Notably, formatting text and adding color is easy and swift with integration into the bottom tab of the note, and you can press and hold the plus icon in the home page to quickly create an audio or photo note, or a reminder. “Really simplifying, streamlining, making the product more elegant, making it faster to exit in and out of the product - that’s both the reflection of our heritage of our value of helping people remember everything … but it’s also a response to all the user feedback we’re getting,” he said. Erik Wrobel, chief product officer at Evernote, told Digital Trends the redesign’s purpose was to help users operate “at the speed of thought.” In particular, Evernote 8 makes it faster to find and create notes, and it also makes it dead simple to format them quickly with color, font size, and more. Introducing Evernote 8.0 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touchEvernote’s iOS app is getting a big overhaul and there are two areas the update focuses on thanks to user feedback - speed and simplicity.
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