Evernote is a note-taking application that allows users to take notes in various formats across multiple devices. It offers a free basic version and a paid premium version that allows note sharing. Evernote notes can be used for purposes like meeting notes, to-do lists, recipes, expense reports, and more. The application allows users to filter notes by attributes like content type, source, whether a to-do item is finished or not, and dates.

2.  Versatile – can take many types of notes (text,
images, audio, PDF)
 Portable – available online, on your desktop (Win &
Mac), iOS, Windows, Android and Blackberry devices
 User-friendly - can create notes by using various
apps, email, browser plugin and Twitter
 Shareable (with Premium service)
 Free

9.  Client Notes
 Meeting Notes (like Summit!)
 To Do List
 Menu & Recipe Keeper
 Blogging Planner
 Expense Report
 Shopping List
 Sharing Files with Clients, Team Members

10. http://www.evernote.com/about/quotes/

13.  Filter by
 Content type – Images, Video, Audio, PDF, link,
Encrypted Text, Attachments
 Source –Emailed to Evernote, Web Page, Another
application, Evernote Hello, clipped from email, Mobile,
Evernote Food
 To do – finished or unfinished
 Created
 Modified

15.  Follow @myEN on Twitter.
 @myEN will follow you back automatically and send
you a direct message (DM) containing a link.
 Click the link and sign into Evernote to link your
Twitter and Evernote accounts.
 Once your account is linked, you can send message
to your Evernote account by using @ mention or DM
 @myen Here’s an awesome link! http://bynd.me
 D myen Here’s an awesome link! http://bynd.me

16. If you prefer to use keystrokes:
 Mac: Command+Shift+T
 Windows: Control+Shift+C.
Source: http://www.vsellis.com/web-applications/evernote-power-tip-dynamic-
todo-lists/

17. “So, in your search bar simply type “todo:false” and you’ll get
back all of the notes which have unchecked ToDo items.
Why This Is Better Than A ToDo “List”
While it challenges us to think about the ToDo list a little
differently, I’d argue it’s better because it puts our ToDo’s in
context (surrounded by the notes on that subject). And by
combining the todo: search parameter with other search
parameters, for example tag:tagname we can easily refine our
searches and see only what we want to currently focus on, again,
kept in context.
I’d recommend creating and saving searches that you use
frequently so that you can easily execute the search later without
having to type things in every time.”
Source: http://www.vsellis.com/web-applications/evernote-power-tip-dynamic-
todo-lists/