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If Evernote doesn’t want to address the largest segment of the smartphone market (Symbian users), users themselves will make the app for their devices. That’s exactly what happened and we have a guy named “Pasha” releasing the Evernote client for Symbian S60 5th Edition as a web-runtime app.
It’s not a full blown native app, so don’t expect all of the features the iPhone or Android versions have. Rather, the app is made using HTML, CSS and JavaScript, but still, it’s something for a start and if you’re on an unlimited data plan, you won’t care much. Ok, a full blown native app would be even better, but it’s a start, as I said.
The UI looks familiar (when you compare it to other mobile versions), but it does come with some problems. I’ve no doubts these will be addressed in future updates…
To download the Evernote app/widget, hop over to the Evernote Nokia N97 forum and visit the most recent numbered topic. Hopefully, you’ll be one of the guys/gals whose feedback will help shape-up the application to make it even better. 
[Via: AllAboutSymbian]
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