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Elephants love mangoes – a look behind our Windows Phone 7 client
I wrote this article for the Evernote Tech Blog last month, summarizing my experience developing the Windows Phone Evernote client: http://blog.evernote.com/tech/2011/06/28/look-behind-evernote-wp7/
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August 15th, 2011 - 20:58
Hello damian,
still I am only a very interested observer of the WP7 Evernote client. Maybe I am a user soon, too. ( when WP7 and Evernote have better performance – at the moment I still use IOS)
At least I can see that the Evernote client is quality product from Swizzerland
Would you let me know, which WP7 smartphone you are using forWP7 and Evernote?
August 15th, 2011 - 21:23
Hi Axel,
I’m using the LG Optimus 7, the HTC Pro 7 and the HTC 7 Trophy.
The Optimus 7 is running the developer version of the next release of Windows Phone (codenamed Mango).
The Trophy and the HTC Pro 7 are running Windows Phone 7.0 – the HTC Pro 7 has a physical keyboard, which is good for testing that things work properly when there is a real keyboard.
Regards,
Damian