Evernote announces Context to provide additional source material for users

Evernote this week announced a new feature that will help users with their work by providing additional material for context and citation.

The appropriately named ‘Context’ will draw on content from third-party sources, your own notes, and the notes shared by others in your network. The idea is that as you’re working, Evernote can present you with content that is relevant to what you’re doing from sources like The Wall Street Journal, Fast Company and TechCrunch.

Evernote is hoping that Context will help users research topics before meetings, create presentations, and easily add citations form relevant, trusted sources to their projects. However, it’s a premium feature, so it won’t be initially available to all Evernote users.

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