Everything entered into Evernote is indexed and then becomes annotated and searchable. Evernote' incredible technology can even search for handwriting and text within images.

Other notable features include a Web clipper that allows users to instantly save the contents and links of a Web page into their Evernote accounts, public notebook capabilities, Facebook and blog integration and automatic synchronization of notes, to-do lists, snapshots and audio notes among all Evernote clients.

Evernote's native iPhone application takes advantage of the device's powerful features, such as location awareness, camera support, audio recording and Internet connectivity, to create a tool capable of capturing virtually any idea or experience as it occurs. In addition, Evernote for iPhone automatically synchronizes with all other versions of Evernote, including clients for Mac OS X, Windows, Web and other mobile devices, ensuring that all content and memories are accessible from anywhere.

Evernote started as a note-taking product developed by former Soviet entrepreneur Stepan Pachikov, whose vision was to help people remember information in an intuitive fashion. Today, it has evolved into an indispensable tool that allows users to capture information across all platforms online-and off. With its revolutionary image and text recognition technology, automatic tagging capabilities and lightening-speed search, the software serves as a user's outsourced brain, ensuring that no memory is ever lost.