In 2016, Evernote decided to eliminate many of the features us free users had gotten used to - mainly unlimited devices. I love being able to sync my notes across my phone, tablet, computer, Chromebook, and any other device I could need.īut about a year ago, all of that changed. In this article, I asked the question of whether or not it's possible to run a global business from a $300, cloud-based, Google Chromebook.Īnd, up until now, one of my must-use pieces of software has been Evernote.

I'm a big advocate of working in the cloud. After doing that, I was told I'd exceeded the number of devices that could access my notes, and that I'd have to remove access from either my phone or my tablet if I wanted to log in on my computer. Instead of being able to log in and start working, I was greeted with an error message saying I needed to log into Evernote again. But today, I didn't make it through my routine. Want to listen? There's an audio version hereĪs I sat down to write a blog post, I began my routine: open Evernote, start a new note, come up with a few possible titles for the post, and begin typing.

I've talked about the power of using you several times here on my blog, but now I'm done. I'm moving on. I started using you six years ago, and you help me sync and store over 1100 notes in more than a dozen notebooks.

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