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Evernote for iOS Update: New View, Better PDF Support, Evernote Business Improvements, and More

Today's Evernote for iOS (5.2) update is full of exciting and useful features, including a new way to view your notes, a completely overhauled PDF experience, more formatting options …

Evernote Blog Andrew Sinkov

Context & Ripple Effects

Evernote had already refreshed its iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch client with Evernote 5 for iOS in 2012, while separate Mac and Android releases added viewing, capture, and productivity features. Version 5.2 continues that client-by-client refinement with a stronger emphasis on reading and editing stored material.

The update’s broad pickup by Apple-focused and technology outlets signals that iOS feature parity was a visible part of Evernote’s product positioning, not merely a maintenance release.

First-order effects

  • iPhone and iPad users gain a new notes view, revamped PDF handling, and additional formatting controls, making the iOS client more usable for reviewing and editing notes.
  • Evernote Business users receive improvements in the same iOS release, extending the business product’s mobile workflow rather than confining it to another client.

Second-order effects

Third-order effects

  • Evernote’s release pattern points toward a cross-platform knowledge product differentiated by the quality of everyday capture, viewing, and editing rather than by note storage alone.
  • As business-oriented features arrive inside consumer-facing mobile updates, Evernote’s product development increasingly has to serve both individual and workplace use cases in the same clients.

The trend: Evernote is evolving its device apps from simple note repositories into cross-platform workspaces for capturing, reading, and editing information.