Evernote has just announced the arrival of its renewed application on Android. The now classic Notes application has been updated to adapt its interface to what has already been seen on iOS, Windows and Mac. The app has been completely rebuilt, with a new, more intuitive and modern design.
From Evernote they state that the update is now official and will arrive in the next few weeks on all Android devices
This is the new Evernote
The new Evernote, according to the developers, try to be more intuitive. We will now have more control over notes and their appearance, with more tools for changing fonts, colors and more. Checklists are now more customizable and much easier to cross off with one click.
Menus, buttons, search bar … everything has been redesigned in the new Evernote to be more intuitive
We also now have a new multifunction button this allows us to add audio, checkboxes, photos, attachments and more to the notes. Likewise, the toolbar has been redesigned to facilitate access to shortcuts.
The search engine is now more precise, with suggestions in real time as you type. We can filter searches by tag, attachment, file format, and more, so we don’t lose sight of everything we’ve added to Evernote.
The changes don’t just come at the function level. The app has been rebuilt with a new code base which Evernote says is now more stable than ever. The goal is for the platform to be as consistent as possible between iOS, Android, Windows and Mac, with a design common to all operating systems.
