Evernote Windows client gets an update

In a not exactly pure mobile news, we bring you the story that involves my favorite note-taking tool – Evernote. Their Windows client has been recently updated (version 3.5 beta), packing tons of new features, including:

• More ways to view your notes (thumbnails, list, mixed)
• Improved note editing (auto-complete tagging, auto spellchecker, advanced markup, in-note table support, default font size customization, etc.)
• New functions in the single-note editor window (detailed note information and attributes, emailing and printing of notes)
• Support for editable description of the search filter
• New icons and buttons
• Easier to use “Folder Import” feature
• Google (NSDQ: GOOG) Maps integration
• Improved screen clipping
• Multi-lingual spellcheck
• Menu options for attaching files to notes without requiring drag-and-drop
• Advanced note text editor based on Google Chrome
• Improved database performance for faster searching and sorting of notes
• Single binary for all supported languages
• and so much more.

Detailed change log is available from the “official blog post,” and you can grab the application from Evernote’s website. Yes, I highly recommend using Evernote for note taking as you can manage your notes from your mobile phone, too!