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#2
Posted 10 February 2012 - 11:41 AM
With the latest version you can import contacts from your phone - if you want to get them from Outlook then you need to get them sync'd with your phone first.
#4
Posted 10 February 2012 - 06:53 PM
The vision for Hello is to help you remember the people that you meet. The problems with contacts is that you have no context for where you met the person, or when. Doing a mass import from your contacts into Hello doesn't help you remember any of those people any better than what you have with your address book today.
The idea behind just adding one at a time is that you choose who you want to remember with Hello. We let the address book do its job being the
database. For those people you really feel are important, you enhance your memories of them by bringing them into Hello and tracking your encounters with them in Hello.
The idea behind just adding one at a time is that you choose who you want to remember with Hello. We let the address book do its job being the
database. For those people you really feel are important, you enhance your memories of them by bringing them into Hello and tracking your encounters with them in Hello.
#5
Posted 10 February 2012 - 10:20 PM
True, these are people already met, but many of them may be ones that we want to have in Hello to add new encounters. A way to multi-select contacts and import them all at once would be handy.Doing a mass import from your contacts into Hello doesn't help you remember any of those people any better than what you have with your address book today.
#7
Posted 11 February 2012 - 10:04 PM
Hi mrbrim, s2sailor
Point taken. We'll look into this.
However I would caution you against using Hello as an address book. While it gives you someone's contact information to allow you to easily reach the person, it doesn't integrate with Gmail or any other mail clients directly. For example, you shouldn't expect to be able to compose email in Mac Mail.app or Outlook and have the information pulled directly from Hello. This is what address book and other contact databases are good at, managing all the detailed integration with the phone dialer and mail apps on your device or your desktop.
Think of Hello as an enhancement to your address book , one that helps you remember who the person is, how often you've met them and all the context around your meetings. Today you can manually save information from Hello to your address book and over time it will become more smoother and easier. This will give you the benefits of both Hello and address book - Hello serves as your memory of the people that you meet and address book serves as the database that integrates nicely with your other apps so that you can communicate with them effectively.
Point taken. We'll look into this.
However I would caution you against using Hello as an address book. While it gives you someone's contact information to allow you to easily reach the person, it doesn't integrate with Gmail or any other mail clients directly. For example, you shouldn't expect to be able to compose email in Mac Mail.app or Outlook and have the information pulled directly from Hello. This is what address book and other contact databases are good at, managing all the detailed integration with the phone dialer and mail apps on your device or your desktop.
Think of Hello as an enhancement to your address book , one that helps you remember who the person is, how often you've met them and all the context around your meetings. Today you can manually save information from Hello to your address book and over time it will become more smoother and easier. This will give you the benefits of both Hello and address book - Hello serves as your memory of the people that you meet and address book serves as the database that integrates nicely with your other apps so that you can communicate with them effectively.
#8
Posted 15 February 2012 - 07:40 AM
Hi mcheng, I just signed up for Evernote Hello and started using tonight. In the previous post you address the points I was curious about when using Evernote Hello. I do understand the benefits of Hello and a separate address book but bottom line I want whomever I enter into Hello to somehow be easily moved or updated in my address book. Now especially that Siri is part of my iPhone I need contacts that I would use in my address book I also need the contacts to be in my address book for auto-populated email address, etc or I just won't use Hello. If this capability could be integrated then I can see Hello being ideal for my uses.
I love technology but also find I don't have time or interest in manually porting over info into my address book which I use everyday on my iPhone, iPad and computer.
Let me know if some way of syncing or re-importing to my address book comes available. Overall great job on the Evernote suite of products!
I love technology but also find I don't have time or interest in manually porting over info into my address book which I use everyday on my iPhone, iPad and computer.
Let me know if some way of syncing or re-importing to my address book comes available. Overall great job on the Evernote suite of products!
#9
Posted 15 February 2012 - 05:25 PM
Hi Wickennic,
You bring up good points and hopefully what's in development now will address most if not all of them. If you have any suggestions as to how you would prefer to interact with Hello and Address book please let us know. For example and obvious case is adding whomever you meet in Hello to your address book. What about the other way around, how about if you change some information, say a name or some contact info. How do you want that reflected in Hello or do you want to have it reflected? Do you see Hello and your address book as separate things or the same?
You bring up good points and hopefully what's in development now will address most if not all of them. If you have any suggestions as to how you would prefer to interact with Hello and Address book please let us know. For example and obvious case is adding whomever you meet in Hello to your address book. What about the other way around, how about if you change some information, say a name or some contact info. How do you want that reflected in Hello or do you want to have it reflected? Do you see Hello and your address book as separate things or the same?
#10
Posted 17 July 2012 - 05:49 PM
I would like an 'import all' option as well. Won't do me any good till we can get that going at least.
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