Thread: Kobo ereaders and evernote any way to make it work?
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Old 09-06-2013, 01:02 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by crochetgeek2010 View Post
Hi
I am hoping some one can answer these questions. I am down to 2 last features I have to hash out before deciding my new toy. One is evernote, any way take notes in to evernote short of bricking it? Lastly has any one ever made overdrive library software work? they are my last 2 features to make up my mind. Thanks
Do you mean on-device Overdrive? I don't believe so. It works fine with a computer with ADE, however.

Wanting on-device Overdrive and Evernote would obviously point you in the Sony direction; and if you aren't bothered about frontlighting, that's a perfectly fine choice, and you'll probably enjoy your device. On the other hand, if you really really need the lighting, you may well be better off with a Kobo for reading and a cheap smartphone for Evernote. Sometimes two specific tools are better than a Swiss Army knife.
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