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Without even trying to get all speculative on the reasoning behind this release, I cannot help but wonder what this really says for Android and its future.  Evernote has just released a version of their app for the Palm Pre.  Which is currently available as a free download from the Palm App Catalog.

This, of course, should come as good news for Evernote users who are using a Palm Pre, however it seems a little telling that an app has not only been released, but has been released so quickly.  Take the fact that the Palm Pre has been available for just a very short time and Android on the other hand has been available for quite a bit longer.  Could this be telling us something about how the success of the Palm Pre will play out as opposed to Android?  After all, I think it is safe to say that thanks to the current and previous success of the iPhone thanks to the App Store, a fair amount of the success of the Palm Pre and Android are going to come down to how much support they are receiving from the developer community.

Getting back to Evernote for the Palm Pre, similar to the mobile clients for the iPhone, Blackberry and Windows Mobile you can create new notes, edit existing notes, take a photo and save it as a note, search your notes as well as browse your current notes as thumbnails.  The Evernote app for the Palm Pre is available as a free download.  As for the Evernote service itself, that can either be found in the form of a free or paid service depending on your needs.

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