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Apple just announced that their notes app in iOS9 will be getting a major overhaul, and one thing is it will allow you so sketch directly into a note. That's all I ever wanted to be able to do in iOS Evernote. I guess I'll be switching back to Apple Notes then..

Likewise, though I'm no longer bothered as I use Goodnotes for all my handwritten notes, and evernote for everything else. I'm really not interested in running two separate apps, switching between them is just too clunky, the only way it would be useful to me would be to have handwriting built in to Evernote. I have loads of occasions when I'm taking notes and just need to insert a very quick scribbled diagram, but switching apps mid-flow just doesn't work in practice. Too slow.

I wear a Withings Pulse for activity tracking and use their WIFI scales too so I use the Withings app for iOS and their website. I use MyFitnessPal on iOS and the web for tracking my nutrition.

Switching out to a separate app is way too clunky for day to day use. What we need is in built handwriting in the main app, as it is in the Android version. MUCH better option. For standalone handwritten notes I use GoodNotes, it's far superior to Penultimate in just about every way.

IMHO it should be the FIRST option under sharing, with work chat a secondary option.

The thing I'd be most interested in would be the integrated handwriting from the Android version. Yes, I know that penultimate is lovely on the iPad, but it's still a separate app and that's never going to be as convenient as having it built right into the main app, and of course we have no handwriting capability at all on the iPhone..

I'd rather see handwriting built into the main app as it is on Android..

Penultimate is not the be-all and end-all... Android users have the advantage of the handwriting support in the app itself.. Switching to a separate app is a pain!

The pen works great on iOS, but it's a shame that the android version has the better handwriting options, I,e integration in the main app, not requiring a totally separate application which can't post inline into a note.

Couldn't agree more! Evernote desperately needs the ability to insert handwritten sketches in the main app. Penultimate is ok for standalone sketches but little use for inline images and diagrams.