Evernote has been acquired — here’s how its new owner can fix it

For a while, Evernote was on top of the world. The Californian note-taking app surfed the 2000s tech productivity boom to become the leader in its field. But then it fell from grace, becoming sluggish, buggy, and expensive. Users abandoned the platform, heading in droves to other note-taking apps. And it looks like more change is afoot. On January 3, the sale of Evernote to the Italian company Bending Spoons was finally confirmed. On one hand, this could be concerning for remaining users. Evernote will no longer be an independent company, meaning there could be huge changes to its current…

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