That doesn't even take into account the ecosystem of third-party software, apps, and services that make it a breeze to add items to your Evernote repository. There are also Evernote extensions for Web browsers, a handwriting and drawing app for iPads, even hardware that makes it especially helpful to input hard copy info into the service, including a special scanner (Opens in a new window). If you want full access on everything, as in the past, you need to pay for Premium Evernote. 19, if you have the free basic version, you can only sync notes to a max of TWO devices (not counting the Web-based interface). However, there is a new wrinkle: as of Aug. Every single one of those interfaces has earned our Editors' Choice award. You can add to or access info on Evernote from the Web, full desktop programs for Windows (which we give a full five stars in our review) and Mac, or via mobile devices like iPhone, iPad, Android, or Windows Phone. The more you add, the more useful it becomes. Evernote is, quite simply, an online spot to store anything and everything you might find of interest, to read or utilize later. Some call it a note-taking service, or an organization tool, or an archiving platform, but none of those terms are enough to convey just how much you can do with it.