“Android Tablet users now get context aware Action Bar options. Simply go to the big “+” there to find them. The Action Bar is the place where to look for those elements that have been removed from the toolbar. The toolbar provides users with the possibility to style their text and can be hidden when tapping on the arrow. The new application flavor also brought along a cleaner Note Editor toolbar on Android, now available without elements that were not related to editing before. Selected notebooks will be downloaded in the background. To make notebooks available for offline view, users will simply have to tap on those they would like to keep for offline access, and then hit the check mark in the top left corner of the screen. To be taken to the multi-select view, users will have to tap the download icon in the bottom Action Bar on phones, or tap the three dots in the top right corner, then tap Offline Notebooks if they are on a tablet PC. “With this update, we took all the hassle out of taking notebooks offline by letting you select multiple notebooks at once.” “It lets you download as many notebooks as you like directly to your phone or tablet, allowing you to access your notes and any attachments quickly, whether you’re on safari or in a submarine,” the company notes. The application was improved with a better toolbar in the Note Editor, as well as with redesigned Action Bars for Android tablets, not to mention that Offline Notebook multi-select is available for Premium users.Īt the same time, the new application release arrives on devices with a stretchable widget to Evernote’s widget app, one that should fit nicely on any screen size, the company notes.Įvernote offers a series of features to its Premium users, and the aforementioned Offline Notebooks is one of them, now better than ever. A new flavor of the popular Evernote for Android mobile application is now available for download, namely version 4.3, with an appealing set of new features and enhancements.

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