Android GPS and Evernote

If you use Evernote, you know how powerful it is in capturing everything. Now you can add one more thing to its repertoire. If you use the Android app, "Is Here", you can send locations to your Evernote account for future reference. Simply enter your Evernote email address as the shared preference for your Bcc email address in the "Is Here" app, and that location will automatically go to your Evernote account for safe keeping anytime you do a send. If you set up a new folder called "GPS" in Evernote, your emails will automatically be dropped into that folder. No muss, no fuss. When you go to your "GPS" folder, you can click on the locations you have stored by description. Inside of the note, you will find a link to Google Maps that will bring up the stored location in a map. You can then select "get directions" from the Google application and by right clicking on the location you want to get directions to, the software will give you directions back to your saved location. So what are you waiting on? Get "Is Here" by clicking or scanning the QR code below.

Simple, but powerful... Finally a practical use for Android GPS

You are here. They are there. Connect the dots. No more, no less! An Android app that is free, easy, and has a mission. Show me the way!

The power of Android GPS - 8 ways to find where you are...

People keep finding more and more ways to use my nifty Android program called "Is Here".  This program will find your location using the GPS functionality of your phone without burning up all of your battery life.  Here are 8 ways to use this cool new app:

1. Let your friends know where you're at
2. Have your kids check in so you are sure where that they are where they say they are
3. Capture the location of that new fishing hole that you stumbled on
4. Never lose your car again when you park your car at the airport
5. Keep track of cool places you go to by sending the location to your free Evernote account
6. Send your location to a friend that is coming to visit so that they can get directions to your house from Google Maps
7. Keep track of employees that are making service calls by having them check in from time to time
8. Communicate the location of a new job site that's address isn't mapped yet

How may other ways have you found to use this app.  Leave your comments and share with others  If you don't have "Is Here" on your Android phone, you can scan or click on the QR code below.