Evernote has made several more changes to the app that you may have missed. One solves a huge transcription problem.
Evernote has rolled out practical updates that affect daily productivity, note management, and audio transcription. The biggest change doubles the audio transcription limit from one hour to two hours, fixing a common meeting problem. Evernote also brought back tabs, making it easier to move between notes during large projects. Interface changes streamline note creation, tasks, and calendar events in one place. The update also raises awareness about new Evernote terms, data privacy, and smart cloud storage habits.
- Evernote increased the audio transcription limit from one hour to two hours.
- Longer meeting recordings now transcribe without failing after sixty minutes.
- Users must manually stop recording to avoid hitting the two hour limit.
- Evernote transcription accuracy continues to improve over time.
- Tabs are back, allowing users to switch between multiple notes easily.
- Notes can open in new tabs using right click or menu options.
- Tabs improve productivity for complex projects with many notes.
- The top toolbar now supports faster note, task, and event creation.
- Interface changes aim to reduce clutter and simplify daily workflow.
- Updated Evernote terms raise data privacy and legal access concerns.
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