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"Last night, Christmas came early for Evernote iPhone users. The popular omni-purpose note service released version 3.2 of their iPhone app [iTunes link], putting some of their new money to work by making major improvements under the hood and adding in a few nifty features.\nEvernote for iPhone is speedier than ever and now supports offline notebooks and local note caching, includes enhanced note editing, boasts offline search, supports lengthier audio notes, and includes premium purchase options from within the app.\n\nPerhaps the most notable change is the addition of offline notebooks. It's a premium feature designed for those Evernote users who can't live without their notes when they're not online. From the Sync tab, scroll down to select Settings -&gt; Offline Notebooks. You'll see a list of your notebooks, allowing you to select all or individual notebooks, which will be fully downloaded to your phone for access \u2014 regardless of whether or not you have an Internet connection.\n\nAll users can also take advantage of local note caching; now any note you create or view from your iPhone is cached locally, making it accessible in the future without a network connection.\nAnother upgrade that's perfect for heavy users of Evernote's audio notes (i.e. me) is the newly upped duration, so users can now record up to 20 minutes of audio on their iPhone.\nOf course, an application is only as good as the user experience, and while Evernote's app has never disappointed, the new version dramatically improves the overall experience in terms of speed. You'll immediately notice that everything from syncing, searching, browsing, making new notes and launching the app feels so much faster.\nWe've just scratched the surface here in explaining the improvements to Evernote for iPhone. Check it out for yourself and let us know your thoughts in the comments."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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