Skitch and Evernote Peek Now Optimized for iPad Retina Display

Check out the blog post below: "We have more exciting iPad Retina display news! Updated versions of both Skitch, our annotation and visual communication app, and Evernote Peek, our Smart Cover learning app, are now fully Retina Display optimized. Get Skitch for iPad » Get Evernote Peek » Skitch for iPad: Before and After More Skitch enhancements In addition to making Skitch look beautiful on the new iPad, we also: Improved transitions between app screens Made device rotation animation smoother Improved the stability of the app when in Screenshot mode Evernote Peek: Before and After We also updated Evernote for iPad earlier today. Be sure to check out all of our great apps for iPad.

Evernote for iOS Update: iPad Retina Display Support, Better Editing, Suggested Note Titles, and More Posted: 15 Mar 2012 11:05 AM PDT Anticipation of the new iPad has become a happy annual tradition at Evernote. Each time Apple gives fans something new and exciting to work with and this year is no exception. The faster processor, fantastic camera and beautiful display, all make for a better Evernote experience. Our new iOS update (4.1.9) features a number of great features for both iPhone and iPad, and just in time for the new iPad, we bring you full Retina display support! Let's take a closer look. Get Evernote for iOS from the iTunes App Store » Retina optimized We've been hard at work upgrading all of our graphics and interfaces to look beautiful on the new tablet. Every aspect of Evernote is sharper, crisper and more vibrant. We can't wait to get our hands on the new iPad to see it for ourselves. Better checkboxes and text editing on iPad In this update, we made significant behind-the-scenes improvements to text editing. You'll notice that the note editor is much more responsive and reliable than in the past. We also enhanced checkbox behavior to work more like lists—they now support indentation, and new lines created after a checkbox will automatically insert a new box. We've also addressed a handful of text editing issues on both iPad and iPhone, including spacing at the start of a note, and the ability to select text by tapping on it. iPad and iPhone: Suggested Note Titles In our last iOS update, we added a really cool predictive note titling feature that suggests a title based on calendar events, location and note contents. We've now taken that one step further. If you tap on the auto-title, additional suggestion will show up. As you type your own title, a matching lists of previously used titles appears. This feature is great if you tend to reuse the same titles, or if you want to stay consistent in your note titling. Much more In addition to the new features and improvements, we've also addressed many of the causes of those annoying sync errors and made a ton of other stability and reliability enhancements. We're really looking forward to hearing what you think of the new features and our new retina displayed-optimized look. Let us know. Get Evernote for iOS from the iTunes App Store » Source: Evernote blog