I am a hardcore OneNote user, but the complex and clunky and unintuitive Android app for OneNote has forced me to look elsewhere in search for a new digital notebook.
And I will have to admit, I am quite impressed with the EverNote App for Android. It seems to be created to be used on small screens. Which is great for me, because I love compact phones and use one.
In terms of feature both seem to be on equal footing. Like OneNote, EverNote allows me to create notebooks and then tag each note to a specific category. The tagging feature seems really useful and should help me to be better organized! And if that was not enough, EverNote, like it's counterpart, gives its users plenty of text formatting option.
However, it is not all glory. EverNote, unlike OneNote, is a freemium App. That means extra features will be made available to the user if the user decides to pay a subscription fee. The free model is really limiting. As it only allows the user to only upload 60mb of notes into EverNote per month and the free users would also need to be connected to the internet to have access to their notes.
In a world, where OneNote exists and even provides superior features than EverNote on other platforms like Windows. It seems to be an act of suicide for EverNote to limit the users of basic requirements in a note taking App, in the hope of earning more money. As OneNote provides all of its services at a convenient price of 0.
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