The awesome RSS feed service Feedly that was created to replace the now defunct Google Reader service, has this week announced the addition of Evernote support to its mobile applications.
The new Evernote Feedly support now enables users on both iOS and Android devices to save articles directly to their Evernote notebooks from within their Feedly mobile application. This integration is a significant enhancement for users who rely on both Feedly and Evernote for their daily information consumption and organization needs. By allowing seamless saving of articles, Feedly ensures that users can keep their important reads and references well-organized and easily accessible.
Enhanced Functionality with Evernote Integration
Other new features also available now that Evernote support has been added, include the ability to automatically save full articles from partial feeds, as well as being able to clip images directly to Evernote. This means that users no longer have to deal with the inconvenience of partial content; they can now enjoy the full context of articles without leaving the Feedly app. This feature is particularly useful for researchers, students, and professionals who need to compile comprehensive information from various sources.
Feedly explains:
“As the old saying goes, an image is worth a thousand words, and sometimes an image is all you need. You can now clip single images directly from Feedly to Evernote on the web. Just hover your cursor over any images in Feedly and press the Evernote icon that appears in the upper left corner to send that image to one of your notebooks.”
This image clipping feature is a game-changer for visual learners and those who prefer to save visual content for inspiration or reference. Whether it’s an infographic, a chart, or a compelling photograph, users can now effortlessly add these visuals to their Evernote notebooks, enhancing their notes with rich media.
Practical Applications and User Benefits
The integration of Evernote with Feedly opens up numerous practical applications. For instance, journalists can now save articles and images directly to their Evernote notebooks for future reference when writing stories. Students can compile research materials, including text and images, into organized notebooks for their projects and studies. Business professionals can keep track of industry news and trends by saving relevant articles and visuals, making it easier to prepare reports and presentations.
Moreover, the ability to save full articles from partial feeds ensures that users have access to complete information, which is crucial for making informed decisions. This feature eliminates the need to visit multiple websites to gather full content, saving users valuable time and effort.
For more information on the new Feedly Evernote mobile app support, jump over to the Feedly blog for full details.
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