Therefore EN10 will probably never reach a speedy and productive state as we knew before at all.

At this point the EN 10 for Android app is evolving slower than the Android eco system itself. They obviously have no time to even fix bugs affecting basic all time functionality like indexing for search. I can hardly believe that, since in the meantime they kicked new stuff in the app permanently. The can not say, when indexing and thumbnails will work normally. The technical support told me, they made 'some strides' but are still on development and had a hard time on figuring out the problem. I got response from support to my old follow up ticket - not the above one. Not sure why if it worked for a decade in the old app, that it's so difficult to program it to work correctly in the new version. I am once again able to scan documents via my Android device, they are properly displayed as thumbnails in the notebook view, and are properly indexed via OCR and displayed among relevant search results. I uninstalled the new version and re-installed the old version. In the meantime, with limited help via chat, Evernote did provide the link to download the old version of Evernote for Android. What would be nice, is an acknowledgement, reply from Evernote staff in the forums, in this thread, that this is a known issue that will be resolved. An unfortunate trend in the tech industry. That's NOT what Evernote is currently providing. When what you pay for doesn't work, you should be able to reach someone that can resolve the issue.

Evernote is a service - you pay a subscription fee and are supposed to get the advertised features.

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