Fans of Evernote, here's a bit of good news: The new Web Clipper extension for Firefox lets you add Web content directly to your Evernote account. Compatible with all versions of Firefox (and Flock), ...

The updated browser extension adds a wealth of new features to the clipping process. Here's how to use the best of them. Rick Broida is the author of numerous books and thousands of reviews, features ...

The new Evernote is a vast improvement over the old Evernote. Currently only available as a free beta for the Web app (not the desktop client or the mobile apps), the new version is so clean and ...

Note-taking addicts and Evernote lovers alike have had access to the Evernote Web Clipper tool for awhile now, which allows individuals to clip items from the web for easy saving to their account.

Until now, it’s been pretty easy to save individual webpages, PDFs and text selections to your Evernote account using the Web Clipper. The feature set was limited, but the tool was lightweight and ...

The Evernote application has been compared with and seemed to play second fiddle to OneNote as a note-taking application on Tablet PCs, but I think their latest development will go a long ways towards ...

Evernote has rolled out the next update for its Web Clipper for Chrome, an extension that allows Evernote users to clip content from the web from a plug-in, then choosing to make edits to it if ...

Following the successful releases of Evernote Hello for Android and Evernote Food for Android, the company is now giving Windows and Chrome users some love with today’s updates of Web Clipper for ...

Evernote Mobile Web can also be used by other devices and I plan to try it on my S60 devices as well to see how it works out. The good news is that Evernote does plan to release a native client for ...