Last night, Apple approved the latest version of Evernote for iPhone, iPad and iPod (v 3.4) This updates includes some exciting new features and take advantage of the capabilities of the upcoming iOS 4.2. The new operating system adds support for multi-tasking on iPad, which works great in Evernote. Here’s a list of the new features that are available right now. Image multi select is the one I was waiting for. You can pick as many photos as you like from the camera roll at once, and either put them in one note (5 images max) or let Evernote spread them over several notes. One catch, location services has to be on or it wont work.
Audio notes go up to 90 minutes now, and you can play, pause and replay inside the note. No more Quicktime taking over!! Headphones, car kits and the dock player control playback too.
The rest needs 4.2. Evernote registers itself for PDF, TXT, WAV, MP3, HTML and several others, so Safari and Mail show an Open In button on PDFs and text files that drops them into a new note. Third party apps can do the same. Theres a print option in the note’s Send To menu as well, but you need the latest OS X with AirPrint configured and an AirPrint printer on the network. Its still free, and they just passed 5 million users. Stay tuned.
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