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今天收到Evernote的mail，讲了下2009年的大体计划，对我们来说，重要的是，可能会有中文了。。

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Dear Evernoters,
Thank you for making 2008 a great year for Evernote! I wanted to let you know about some of the things you can expect from us in 2009. This is by no means an exhaustive list. Think of it as our top New Year's Resolutions, except unlike my resolution to learn the harpsichord, we'll actually get these done!
First, a blatant appeal: we're lucky enough to be named finalists in the Best Mobile Startup category of the TechCrunch Crunchie awards. This is a highly coveted award in the tech community, and we need your help to win. If you like Evernote, please vote for us by clicking on http://s.evernote.com/crunchies - if you don't like us, vote for us anyway! Can you imagine a better way to motivate us to make Evernote even better next year? I sure can't.  Voting ends on January 5th. Man, I can taste those Crunchies....
Ok, on to the plans for '09:
1. Sharing and Collaboration
The public notebooks functionality that we launched in 2008 was a timid, first step in our ambitious plans for making Evernote a great tool for sharing your memories and collaborating with your friends and coworkers. In 2009, we're going to greatly expand what you can do with your memories, documents, files, photos and anything else you throw into Evernote. If you're the social type, we're going to grow up from being your external brain to being a telepathic-mutant-super-brain, but with good manners. Of course, you'll always have the option to keep any or all of your info totally private.
2. More Mobile Phones
We'll be adding new Evernote native clients for a bunch of popular mobile phones. Right now, Evernote works great with iPhone or Windows Mobile devices. All other types of phones can use our mobile web and email interface ( http://www.evernote.com/m ), which is good for reading notes, but not as slick or full-featured as the native clients. If you're hankering for the full Evernote experience on your favorite phone, there's a good chance that you'll get it in 2009.
3. International Launches
It turns out that not everyone speaks English as their native language! Who knew? Well, actually we're a pretty multilingual office, so we kinda knew. There are currently Evernote users in over 110 countries, so we'll start rolling out versions of Evernote in multiple languages. The whole world can soon have a better brain. Today, Silicon Valley, tomorrow [makes world-shaped motions with his hands]!
4. Even Better Desktop Clients
All of our desktop clients: Web, Mac and especially Windows are coming in for a major UI and functionality overhaul. The result will be a smoother, more powerful and more consistent Evernote experience no matter what computer you use. Our web clipper ( http://s.evernote.com/webclipper ) is going to get a nice boost as well, making it even easier to capture and organize exactly what you want from the web.
5. Third-Party Apps
We've got a lot of people working on great applications using our recently-released external APIs and a couple of really spiffy ones have already launched ( http://s.evernote.com/api ). In 2009, you will see many interesting third-party releases and we're cooking up big plans to partner with API developers and help promote and sell their work. If you've got a great idea for an app or feature that could work great with everyone's external brain, make sure you let us know.
6. More Premium Features
We're going to make it easier for you to give us money next year, with expanded and enhanced payment options. Not excited by that? We'll also make it lot easier for you to decide to upgrade to Evernote Premium by rolling out great new premium features. Universal File Sync ( http://s.evernote.com/filesync ), our new premium feature launched earlier this month has already been a big success and more are on the way. Free users don't have to worry about being left in the dust; much of our new functionality will continue to be available to everyone!
Ok, that's six resolutions. There's a lot more on the drawing board, but I've got a New Year's Eve party to get to. Thank you so much for finding us and for staying with us. 2009 is going to be a blast!
Happy New Year!
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Phil Libin
CEO, Evernote
Blog: blog.evernote.com
Twitter: Evernote
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