Evernote Adds New Features To Penultimate Make It A Free App

Evernote has added new features to its iPad handwriting application, Penultimate, and turned it into a free app. It was earlier priced at $0.99. The user interface too has received a revolution. The update brings greater integration between the two apps, greater convenience and the ability to sync and search content across the two apps.

Talking about the update in a blog post, Evernote said that it has made the ink within the app, sharper, smoother and more natural for jotting and sketching. It has also made the user interface cleaner and clutter-free, and the important functions are now more accessible, while the less-used ones have been put in a menu.

Although, Evernote had introduced the ability to share Penultimate notes with Evernote accounts, last year, it has now tightly incorporated the experience with Penultimate's core features. Following the move, the app now offers users the option to connect Penultimate with their Evernote account and sync notebook data across all Evernote apps including desktop apps. Users can now create different Penultimate notebooks mapped to individual notes. It has also added the ability to search through hand written notes created with Penultimate. However, search takes place on Evernote servers so users would experience a slight delay in getting results Talking about the update in a blog post, Evernote said that it has made the ink within the app, sharper, smoother and more natural for jotting and sketching. It has also made the user interface cleaner and clutter-free, and the important functions are now more accessible, while the less-used ones have been put in a menu.

In addition the completely new look, Evernote Hello has added more ways to consider people, including add manually, add from calendar, business card scanning for Premium members and Hello Connect, which allows users to exchange contact info with groups of Evernote Hello users of almost any size.

Switching gears to the iPad, Evernote is introducing version 4.0 of the popular digital handwriting app Penultimate, adding new Evernote features with a refreshed user interface and an attractive new price of absolutely nothing.

No, we're not referring to a stripped-down version of Penultimate like all of its other apps, Evernote has made the app free, while continuing to offer the same pen and paper knowledge that made it a best-selling app in the first place.

While Evernote itself has been a sharing option in Penultimate for some time, the service is now a core part of the app, also bringing its powerful search features and the ability to access your notes from universally thanks to syncing with Evernote.

Evernote Hello for iPhone 2.0 and Penultimate for iPad 4.0 are now available from the App Store; the latter requires iOS 6.0 or higher, but the company notes that iOS 5 support will return with the next update.

Given below video for Penultimate 4.0 with Evernote for better understanding. 

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