allen

April 3rd, 2008 🥳

51 minutes ago, PinkElephant said:

Given the problems with the current Android client I am not sure they really will release a version that works with Android 9. I would not build anything mission critical on that hope.  

I hear you, I'm just not using EN on pre-10 devices these days. It's whatever.

7 hours ago, Brother Tobias said:

Thanks, Allen. I use it successfully on the Onyx Boox Note 2. As far as screen refresh, I can't speak to the Mars but the Onyx Boox Note has had a high-speed low-fidelity mode that even works for mono video. I wouldn't watch much video that way, but it does save packing an extra tablet. The ability to have multiple programs running makes it easy to cut and paste between an e-book volume and Evernote (or Google Docs).

It has become less useful to me on the Note 2 with the release of Home and Tasks, since they're not supported on the legacy version but looking forward to the EN app supporting Android 9 - I believe that's still on the roadmap.

I've "watched" videos on a few occasions - generally when I need the information and audio is priority over video. It works remarkably well for e-ink - but remarkably well for e-ink isn't the same as works remarkably well.

Edit: I'm a relatively new convert to the New Evernote, used legacy for quite a while but it does almost everything I need it to now and I've found I really like Home and Tasks despite being quite skeptical/critical initially. Turns out I can adapt to change, who knew.

For the most part, latest versions of Evernote work well on the newest Onyx Boox devices which are running Android 10. I use it regularly on the Nova 3. I wouldn't recommend it on older devices, as they're Android 9 and run the legacy Evernote client. Sketching doesn't work, the only thing on the Boox devices that works well with drawing/handwriting is the built in Notes app - but for reading notes or typing out quick bits to sync works well.

Also just here to chime in on links being better supported in tasks. Personally, I'd like to see an "attached" link as a first-class piece of data along with reminder, due date and flagging etc. I'll seldom have a task that doesn't have a link of some sort.