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Livescribe now integrates with Evernote
The integration is, as you'd expect from two very smooth services, seamless. Write your notes as usual, connect your pen to your computer, and then watch as your notes are automatically uploaded to Evernote. Once in the cloud, Evernote uses handwriting recognition so that your notes are fully searchable. Yes, you can finally Ctrl+F through handwritten notes. I think I'm in heaven.
Unfortunately, I don't own a Livescribe pen, so I can't confirm whether the handwriting recognition works as publicized. Never mind the fact that I stopped handwriting about 10 years ago, and as such the muscles in my hand have almost completely atrophied...
[via Hacker News]
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Subscribe to commentsLEoOct 16th 2010 5:07AM
What about OneNote? Come one, Livescribe... you can do it!
DanialOct 16th 2010 6:14AM
Livescribe has already a very good handwrite recognition capability that even you can export to text file (using a 3rd party app). Nevertheless, now with evernote I can access all my notes whereever I go. Cool!
BugMeNotOct 18th 2010 4:17AM
What scares me off from Evernote is the small monthly upload limit. I mean, once in operation, this would be fine. But to get started I would have to import all my existing notes and PDFs etc. into Evernote; that amounts to a few hundred MB. Evernote should really give you some "starter upload credit" or something.