Evernote Public Launch
Posted on June 24, 2008
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If you’ve been curious about the latest Evernote beta, now is a good time to dive in with today’s Public Launch announcement. The free plan remains at 40MB of notes/image a month and there’s now a premium plan as well:
For $5 per month (or only $45/year, because we’re bad at math), you can upgrade to a premium account. Premium users have their upload quota raised to 500 megabytes of new notes per month and get a number of other goodies, including enhanced security through SSL for all data transmission (free users only get SSL for login), priority access to the recognition queues (for much faster image recognition, even during peak busy times) and premium customer support.
[other Evernote mentions here]
I’m still doodling around with some ideas on how this might fit into a GTD mindset. I’ve had some false-starts though…
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If it turns out Evernote doesn’t quite suit your needs for GTD, you might want to check out Luminotes, a personal wiki notebook. Even though it’s not specifically a GTD app per se, it has a number of GTD-friendly features.
Luminotes is at http://luminotes.com/