Evernote brings some Scannable features to its Android app

Users of the Android version of Evernote were clamouring for a droid release of the iOS exclusive application, Scannable. Scannable is a free app on the App Store that scans documents intelligently, and processes the acquired data. Evernote just obliged its Android users with a few of the features released on the droid version of the app.The star feature is a scanner, that intelligently identifies the kind of document, rotates it, crops it, adjust brightness and contrasts settings automatically. The images are stored in a holding folder on the phone, from which the images can be transferred to Evernote, or deleted. It is possible for users to choose the format under which the images are stored. There are two scanning modes, the default auto scanning mode, and a manual mode.Sharing documents over email or text messages is not available on the Android version, as yet. Another feature from Scannable is available only in the Evernote Premium subscription service. This feature identifies when visiting cards are being scanned, and attaches these visiting cards to entries in the contact list. If LinkedIn is also connected on the device, users are delivered links and more contextual information about the people.You can draw and type directly on the scanned documents. Evernote Premium allows for annotations of PDF files attached to the notes as well. The way content is displayed on Note Editor has been tweaked to give a consistent look and feel across various devices. Evernote Premium is available for for $5.99 per month or $49.99 per year.