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"Evernote, the popular tool for taking, saving and sharing notes across multiple platforms, recently raised $10 million in funding.  It looks like the first thing they spent that pile of cash on was getting a full version of Evernote onto the Android app store.\nWhile Evernote has had an impressive iPhone app out for quite a while, there hasn't been an Android equivalent. The service has been in need of one, especially with the rise of Android smart phones such as Droid and the Google Phone.  Later today, Evernote will hit the Android app store, filling this hole.  We have the screnshots below.From what we know about the app (it's been in beta for a while), it has almost all of the functionality of its iPhone counterpart \u2014 you can create and save notes, attach photos and search your archives.  It also sports a simple and clean interface.\nOne of Evernote's biggest draws was its portability across platforms.  Being able to clip web pages, record voice notes on the desktop, take photos of receipts while on-the-go and access any of this information from any of these platforms has being central to Evernote's rise in popularity.  Now millions of Android users will get its full benefits.\nScreenshots: Evernote for Android\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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