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2012-10-15
, 21:47
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@ Lebanon
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#12
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so when the.appliction will be ready ????
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2012-10-15
, 22:11
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@ Oslo, Norway
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#13
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The features I have planned for the first release are almost there. Unfortunately I don't have any exact estimates to give. It has taken a lot of time so far and my spare time is limited. Nevertheless, we are talking about weeks, not months. 
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2012-10-16
, 05:49
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@ Birmingham, UK
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#14
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Originally Posted by jpnurmi
Oh, this has me stoked. Another thing Symbian didnt have properly, an Evernote client!
The features I have planned for the first release are almost there. Unfortunately I don't have any exact estimates to give. It has taken a lot of time so far and my spare time is limited. Nevertheless, we are talking about weeks, not months.
Count me in as a tester / early adopter! I use evernote to keep a particular diary of mine, and mobile access that is independent of wifi (like my nexus7's problem) is crucial so i can take notes on the run.
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2012-10-17
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@ Helsinki, Finland
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Originally Posted by leoniedelt
Actually there is a quite good (albeit not free) Evernote client for Symbian phones.
Another thing Symbian didnt have properly, an Evernote client!
http://store.ovi.com/content/269016
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2012-10-28
, 22:33
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@ Lebanon
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#16
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Originally Posted by jpnurmi
i am waiting for this
The features I have planned for the first release are almost there. Unfortunately I don't have any exact estimates to give. It has taken a lot of time so far and my spare time is limited. Nevertheless, we are talking about weeks, not months.
thank you man
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2012-11-17
, 09:35
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@ Lebanon
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#17
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where is the application ??! waiting for it !!
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2012-11-18
, 17:42
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@ Oslo, Norway
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#18
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I'm having unexpected difficulties pulling the last bits together. Anyone experienced with XSLT/JS/QML WebView and interested to help, please contact me.
Originally Posted by lebanez
Whining doesn't make the application get ready any sooner, but actually has quite the opposite effect. It's open source, so feel free to participate and help.
where is the application ??! waiting for it !!
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2012-12-26
, 00:52
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@ Australia
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#19
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How is it going so far? I really wish I could help since an app like this is incredibly handy :s
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2012-12-26
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@ Singapore
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Agree that this is a handy app and this is one app that I miss on my Android.
All the best in your development!
All the best in your development!
http://www.evernote.com/m/
requires you to login separately each time, there appears to be a workaround. First log in on the mobile site above and once logged in save the bookmark to the home screen. Then log into the general site (using the built in web browser)
https://www.evernote.com/Login.actio...%2FHome.action
After this, using the mobile shortcut on the desktop should take you straight to your evernote page, bypassing the login screen.
The reason appears to be that the mobile site prevents the built in browser from remembering your login details (probably for misguided security reasons) but the regular login site does not. Then when you go back to the mobile site the browser can now apply the login details it remembered from when you logged into the regular site.
You have to have passwords set to be remembered in the phone's settings, of course.