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[FinancialWar]

Hello,

I sync a Ink Note file from my desktop Evernote onto my Android phone, I can view my drawing, but when I click on the edit button (the pencil icon), I can only type and not draw (ink). So I assume currently I am only able to view ink created on desktop and not create inking on Android, if that is the case, is there a plan to introduce this feature?

FW.

[gazumped]

Evernote don't publish route maps or delivery dates, but they do have (from a recent interview I saw with the CEO) a competitive incentive to improve each client to the best it can be for the hardware on which it runs. Developers read this forum, so your feature request will have been registered!

[beaconaust]

I have a similar problem in that I move between Windows 7 tablet with a screen digitizer, an iPad for leisure and an Android mini tablet for field notes. The Windows tablet has a very mature Evernote app with inking, whereas the other formats are pretty rudimentary by comparison.

There is an inking app I found for Android, called Maple Paint. It is freeware and takes notes in vector format quite quickly, but does not appear to be supported in Evernote. Penultimate is ok on the iPad, but can be problematic, as can Skitch.

Given the popularity of iPads and Android tablets, it would be nice to see Evernote attempt to keep pace between platforms. As it stands, Windows is streets ahead on he others at the moment with no commitment from Evernote as o when it was going to bring the IOS nd Android versions up to scratch.

[gazumped]

As I said, Evernote don't do advance commitments, and (it appears) have separate teams developing best features for different platforms that suit the abilities of the hardware and software to deliver a user-friendly service. Things will get better, at a pace influenced by the devices you're using.

[jefito]

As it is, the Android client has improved a whole heckuva lot since I first started using it about a year ago. (smile, dlu & 'droid devs )

[GrumpyMonkey]

Given the popularity of iPads and Android tablets, it would be nice to see Evernote attempt to keep pace between platforms. As it stands, Windows is streets ahead on he others at the moment with no commitment from Evernote as o when it was going to bring the IOS nd Android versions up to scratch.

I don't know what scratch is, but six days ago they said (made a commitment?) that:

- 07:45- Android and Windows about to see big changes
- 44:33-45:30 Notification center stuff is headed for mobile
- 49:20-51:15 The Moleskine page camera feature is headed for Android
- 51:40- Plain text is headed for Android

You can hear all this and more on "Evernote Podcast #35: Intelligentsy Episode," 18 January 2013, 1:00:07 http://blog.evernote...gentsy-episode/