149 replies to this topic

[iNasir]

Yes please we want this great app on N9.

[heather]

http://www.evernote.com/m

[Laiquendi]

Here it is: http://store.ovi.com/content/232285

[degmarques]

http://www.evernote.com/m

Seems you're a evernote employee, as shown in your userinfo. So, you might know I'm not talking about a mobile version of evernote's site. I'm talking about a real application that could use, at least the basic evernote's functionality, so we could use it even offline for a later sync.

And a feedback as evernote's user: as you could read on my initial message, I'm a real fan of your company, why are you answering replies by simply sending a link? It's not the way I expect to be threated by your company. Say at least: "No, we don't have plans", or "Use the mobile version". Too bad message for your subscribers...

Br,

Daniel.

[degmarques]

Here it is: http://store.ovi.com/content/232285

Yes. I saw it! It's a great start, we can read the notes, I hope basic editing will come soon... I'll donate to the developer!

I'm just sad about Evernote not having an official application, and the threatment they are giving to S60/Meego... ;(

[BurgersNFries]

Evernote has ~14 clients but they cannot make an app for every single os in existence. So users of Linux, Webos, Nokia N9, etc must either use the web or mobile apps or hope a third party developer creates one.

[dam]

Hi all,


A while ago I replyed/entered in some hot discussions here about a Evernote version for Symbian. To put it briefly everyone who replyed ,being either EN employee or just forum memberes, told me to relax cos it will never happen. Why?Because Symbian is a dead platform and they will rather invest in Win mo .
Still I want to open a new topic about this old issue because it seems that Nokia keeps releasing new Symbian smartphones, some quite exciting like the Nokia 808. Also the number of Symbian phones out there is still high and continiues to grow not as fast as before but enough to matter.
So I would like to know if maybe EN position has changed and also to have a single place where Symbian/Evernote users could post their opinions.

[jefito]

Referenced discussion here: http://discussion.ev...premium-account. Sorry, but it just doesn't seem that a Symbian client for Evernote is in the cards. But, you know, go ahead an post your opinions if you want.

[dam]

Well there is also that topic on the same subject and that one. In some of them I myself have replyed.
The reason why I started a fresh one is that in the old ones the discussion got a bit hot and maybe it's time to start over.
As I said in the OP ,it seems that Symbian is here to stay for some years ...more than Palm OS at list.

I'm sure that there are plenty of evernote users that own a Symbian smartphone and they should be able to enjoy a mobile version of EN just like eveyone else.
I gave up my beloved N8 a year ago and went on the dark path of Android because there was no EN app but as soon as N808 is available I will switch back. Never got used to Android and eversince I made the switch its been a pain to use it.

[jefito]

Less heat in this one, but not really any more light either...

[Theeviltdg99]

I agree!!! I downloaded this app on my iPad but its useless as there is no app for my N8!!??
How stupid is that, millions of Symbian smart phones out there and no Evernote!!??

[Theeviltdg99]

I'm deleting this app off my iPad as there is no app for my phone, and its useless to have Evernote if i cant use it on Symbian devices!!
It doesn't really make any sense that there be no Symbian app, there are millions of Symbian phones out there, and more coming out every other month!

[GrumpyMonkey]

I'm deleting this app off my iPad as there is no app for my phone, and its useless to have Evernote if i cant use it on Symbian devices!!
It doesn't really make any sense that there be no Symbian app, there are millions of Symbian phones out there, and more coming out every other month!

i know nothing about evernote on this platform, but i gotta wonder about what you said. i can't argue with that, but with only about 2% market share (right?), i'm not sure you're gonna make your case based on numbers...

i do like how this thread started off with an offer of 45 dollars for support!

[heather]

For any devices where we have not designed a specific application, and no one has yet designed one on our API, you can always access your account via Evernote Web.

On mobile devices, that's http://www.evernote.com/m

[dam]

It's nice to see another Evernote user bothered by the lack of a Symbian client but using terms like "Stupid" won't help. The statistics r there for everyone to see how may users Symbian still has and that didn't moved them either.

[Trav]

I would love a solid evernote client for my N8 but for now (or forever!) I just use email to send to my evernote account (or email from my evernote account if I think there is something I might need when I'm out) - it works & covers most my needs - I am also looking at simplenote & the symnote - to see if I can further ease the lack of the evernote client - BUT Evernote is too good (for me) to even think of not using it for the majority or my work.

[Nokitopi]

Hi Everyone,

this one is the best workaround I´d found still EVERNOTE ist sound asleep:

http://www.allabouts...n_live_and_.php

Hope this will be usefull.

We need an EN-App on every device, that´s the cloud...

[ee0]

jbenson,
don't take it personally, but there's still a pretty shortsighted view on it in your statement.
Where do these Shareholders and Employees live and get their impression from?
Industrialised Countries like our countries.

What is the market portion of industrialised countries nowadays in the mobile phone market?
Pretty much nothing any more.
And it's far from growing as the mobile phone markets in developing countries either.
No matter how few Nokias you're still seeing in the US, it's still the biggest Mobile manufacturer out there - not apple or any of the android manufacturers.
And Nokia knows those markets out there that the other established manufacturers don't understand, and unlike the chinese churns out useable devices.

So there's a far bigger and far more growing market out there that we just too easily ignore and people want to ignore that market due to their shortsighted impression of the total market.

Does that seem a good business strategy to you?

[blaster219]

Evernote DO support Nokia, just their Windows Phone models. Since even Nokia themselves are dumping Symbian, it makes no business sense for a small company live EverNote to support Symbian as a platform.

[blaster219]

Oh, and I believe Samsung recently overtook it as the largest phone manufacturer in the world.