Since the guys from Cupertino will introduce the new MacBook Pro models with Touch Bar, many have been the applications that today have already been updated being compatible with the OLED touch panel of the new MacBook Pro. Throughout the presentation in which they were announced, we could see how some of the most important applications had already adapted, offering a series of additional advantages to the owners of these devices. Although since they are available on the market, many users have not seen this practical touch panel OLED, beyond how aesthetically it is when we open the MacBook Pro.
6 months after its presentation, one of the most successful applications in recent years, Evernote, has just released an update to its application, update that finally makes it compatible with the Touch Bar of the new MacBook. In this way we will have at hand quick access to the main navigation and note editing commands. But this update, in addition to offering support for the Touch Bar, also serves to solve a large number of problems that users had experienced using the application for macOS.
Evernote came to market to change the way we organize our personal and professional projects. With Evernote we can take notes, create to-do lists, save any links that we meet on the internet. In order to take advantage of all the functions that Evernote offers us, which are many, we will have to go through the box, although if the use we make of this application is sporadic but habitual, it is likely that the free version will be more than enough.