The default key is Win-A, but you can change it to whatever you like. Evernote runs quietly in the background waiting for input, which you can deliver via a few different global hotkeys. The best part of Evernote is its role as a universal, yet unobtrusive collection bucket. Check out these screenshots to see it in action. From there, you can tag, edit and organize each note according to whichever system you use. Afterward, it’s all there waiting for you, seamlessly synchronized across all platforms. Capturing a note, snapshot, or thought is as easy to do on your phone as it is in the middle of a task on your desktop. Evernote lives on your Windows computer, your Macintosh machines, the web, and on your smartphone ( sorry Linux users). I see Evernote’s two main strengths in its ability to capture everything that’s important and then organize it.
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