Once upon a time, the most popular note-taking application was Evernote. It not only allows users to take notes in the application but can also be synced to the cloud, has a physical book and more. Blending Spoons, the company behind the Splice and Remini apps, took over Evernote last year.
Recently, Evernote seems to have changed the terms of use of their service. Free users who do not subscribe to the premium plan are now limited to only 50 notes. Even so, Evernote allows users to delete the noted content and reuse all 50 “pages” of notes. This change will affect existing users as well as new ones.
For those who want to use Evernote without any limitations or restrictions, it can be subscribed in Malaysia at a price as low as RM14.82 per month for an individual plan or RM19.57 per month for a professional plan. A plan to collaborate with other users is offered at a price of RM43 per month.
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