The user can clip information from the Web by capturing text, audio and images, either by selecting the content and clipping it to a note, capturing the entire the page or simply capturing the URL. A further enhancement to the data gathering options is the ability to 'clip' information to a note from outside the application using web browser plugins or third party services such as twitter, email and the like. There is no required 'formal' input process when inserting data into the Evernote collection, making it an ideal way of gathering data for research, and thus the reason why the company markets the Evernote Suite as a tool that functions like your 'external brain'. From within the application on a device, the user can compose text, capture an image from a the device's camera or connected peripheral, capture audio from the microphone or embedding just about any kind of object from the file system. The appeal of using Evernote is the way in which the user can gather information. Since its inception, the user base has grown to over 13.5 million registered users, and another 600,000+ registered premium users. Since this time, the Evernote service has evolved into a 'suite of tools and services' that includes application versions for various platforms and devices, a cloud-based synchronization service and includes a wide array of service integration options with third party tools and applications. The initial launch of Evernote was in June 24th, 2008 as a web service.
Overview Evernote is a cloud based 'notetaking' application, created by the Evernote company, that has widely become known as a very sophisticated and powerful data gathering and organization tool.
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