1. Open the Outlook app and tap Settings, then Calendar Apps. Tap the + next to Evernote to connect your Evernote account. After you've authorized Outlook to access your Evernote account, you'll see your notes with reminders in the Agenda view of your Outlook calendar. Note: On August 30, 2016, Microsoft discontinued support for the Sunrise app.
2. Sync with iCloud. Go to iPhone/iPad Settings iCloud, then sign on with Apple ID. Go to Awesome Note Settings Sync, then turn on iCloud. Warning: If it has been a long time since the last syncing or there is much note data to sync, we recommend a Wi-Fi connection before the syncing process begins. Sync with Evernote.
3. Drop files from Google Drive straight into Evernote Business to add context to your notes, related projects, meetings, action items and more. Access them right from Evernote Business to avoid switching back and forth between apps. Save changes and they will automatically sync to Evernote Business notes.

In the next OS X version, Apple is adding a new ability to import Evernote into Apple Notes. This is really interesting because the Apple Notes app is actually pretty good in El Capitan. In general, I prefer using Evernote because the notes are available to Informant on iOS (and soon on the Mac) but there are some things about the Apple Notes app that I kind of like.

Call of duty 4 for mac os. I like that Evernote lets you share notes and notebooks and in fact I use this functionality within Fanatic Software all the time to share plans and thoughts to the rest of the team in a coordinated way. I’m not a huge fan of the Evernote interface and in general don’t like their editor. So for me, it really comes down to using Evernote as my “backend” notes service.

Automatically sync, or integrate, new Evernote reminder notes to Apple iCloud Calendar as new events using zzBots.Start Here: https://www.zzbots.com/store/pb. Capture handwritten notes. Penultimate gives you the experience of ink and paper on your iPad. Write notes, sketch, markup images and more, then search for everything in-app or with Evernote. Share handwritten notes with others. Email handwritten notes and drawings as public links (URLs) or as PDFs to people you work with.

Apple Notes has iCloud though which is actually become a fantastic backend – except that they still don’t offer any real sharing features (its a one and done deal), is not cross-platform, and has no ability for apps like Informant to access the data. This last part is a key thing for me.

Apple has given us decent access to Contacts, Reminders, and Calendar events – but not notes. Why not? In 9 years Apple has deemed it appropriate to give us 2 revisions of a Contacts API and one revision of Reminders/Calendars – but nothing for notes. I’ve asked them directly and they want to know why anyone would want it. I tell them we get requests for Apple Notes integration every week; however its my word against the reality that they don’t see many developers asking them for this.

Migrate Evernote To Apple Notes

Evernote Vs Notes

I also wonder with the next Mac version of Notes being able to import Evernote notes – how many people might drop Evernote to move to Apple Notes? There are some clear benefits: sync in the background on iOS and OS X, no limit to data in general (iCloud doesn’t count the calendar/Reminder/Notes data against iCloud data storage as far as I know), and a pretty fantastic editor at this time. Evernote has a couple benefits too: not tied to Apple so its cross-platform, sharing notebooks, tagging, and a host of features that frankly I don’t think many people use.

So here is my question – would you have any real interest in Informant being able to access Apple notes directly? Let us know. We will share that with some of our friends at Apple.