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3M Launching Digital Post-it Notes With Evernote

By TechTaffy Desk

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3M and Evernote are partnering to give digital life to Post-it products. Evernote has developed a Post-it Note Camera feature for their iOS 7 app.

Any Post-it Note is captured into Evernote, saved as an image. In Evernote, Post-it Notes can be organized by color, have a reminder added or a due date assigned, even searched.

Phil Libin (CEO, Evernote): At Evernote, we see the Post-it Note as infinitely useful, inspirational in design, and simple and intuitive in experience—all the things we strive for when building Evernote.

The two companies are also introducing special packs of co-branded Post-it Products, that include a free 30-day subscription to Evernote Premium with purchase.  

 

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