What I’d love to see from the company is a pivot to becoming a sort of file provider on iOS - akin to how you can choose files from Dropbox or OneDrive on the iPad. A middle-tier account is really what Evernote has needed for a while now, especially as the service has evolved from “your external brain” into “your life’s work”. However, Evernote Plus is really the most newsworthy part of this update.

I’m currently a very happy Premium user, with no plans to change that any time soon. Evernote Premium has been around for a while it’s been made a little pricier by this change ($5 more per year), but it has also seen some improvements as a result (larger note size, unlimited uploads). It’s a great place to keep presentations for easy editing and syncing. You’ll want to consider upgrading if you use Evernote more as a workspace, like I do at my office. You probably won’t burn through 60 MB if you’re using Evernote as more of an archive - especially if your notes are just text. So if you max out a free account in one month, you’ll get another 60 MB worth of upload capability in the next month. It’s important to note that Evernote doesn’t have a maximum account limit on storage. View previous versions of notes (like Dropbox file history).file size per note (that’s a lot of PDFs or PowerPoint files!) ability to save notes via e-mail (a very good power-user feature for triaging).offline access to notes on iOS + Android (a must-have feature for me).Work Chat for instant messaging within the service and sharing files (kind of like Evernote’s take on Slack social features).note access across iOS, Android, Web, and Desktop clients.OCR of text within images attached to notes.Here are highlights of what differentiates each tier (full list here): FREE You can still use the services for free across all your devies, but if you become a power user who wants to keep more notes and have more access to your notes (even while offline), you’ll want to invest in Evernote Plus or Evernote Premium. Evernote recently introduced a new set of pricing tiers.

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