I'm pretty sure it was a review of competing products in one of the recent c't computer magazines. To the point I don't even know who the competition is supposed to be.

What review was that? Everybody I know considers the ScanSnap s1500 the head-and-shoulders winner over all the competition. Evernote seems to be more aware of the need to innovate at the UI level when offering an info management environment.īut I've read a review of several competing scanners and the Scansnap came out somewhere at the end of the ranking.

If one or the other got better at being able to offer better document creation, however, I could see really spending more time in those apps. Evernote is sort of a catch all for new ideas and DevonThink is sort of a place for processing more defined projects. I don't use Evernote and DevonThink for the same thing. I got the email about E5, but I hadn't thought about downloading it direct to try it out - see how the App Store has already tamed me? The multi-column document took some time to OCR, but everything else worked well. We have th 1300i at home and I just scanned something to Evernote with it yesterday. Off topic, I do wonder which cloud providers will still be around in 10 years time. Size does not necessarily equal stability of course, but Evernote have the outward appearance of a company that will be around a while. Rightly or wrongly, I wanted to go with the provider that seems to me to be the leader and least likely to disappear. I hadn't hear of doo, but it looks quite similar to Evernote is some ways. I'm keen to make use of the automatic OCR that Evernote Premium does to scanned PDFs. Thanks, I'll report back when the scanner (s1300i) arrives and I've had a chance to do some testing.

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