Evernote Breaks the Two Million User Mark

by Michelle Lentz

Mashable is reporting that Evernote has smashed the two million mark. Over two million people are using Evernote for everything from note taking to photo albums to just about anything else.

It took the company only 7 months to reach the two million mark – they broke one million users back in May. This means it took Evernote half the time to grow from 1 to 2 million, which is a great sign for the health of the note-taking service.

Here are some of the stats released by Evernote today:

I fully admit that, having been Beta testing the now-released Android app for Evernote and using it on my iPhone-turned-iPod Touch, I actually fall into the 2% of users who have logged via 5 different platforms.I think it’s great how Evernote has embraced mobile – you’ll notice they have an app for every major platform out there, including iPhone, Android, Palm Pre, WinMo, and Blackberry.

I personally swear by Evernote and tend to take all my conference related notes directly into the program. After the Social Media World Forum, I was even able to integrate all the slide presentations and then share my notes with the world. Granted, I caved and upgraded to the Premium version at some point, thus cementing my relationship with the company. But the fact that I can take notes on my phone or my Netbook and have those notes waiting for me at home on my Mac makes me very happy.

So congratulations to Evernote!

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