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We already gave you a glimpse on our most recent Memonic for Salesforce release, featuring an unique Evernote integration and enabling you to link any Evernote notebook to basically any Salesforce object. However, the story does not end at this point. Evernote brings a huge ecosystem with it, featuring an integration into hundreds of apps and devices. Just as a example, imagine you take meeting notes during a client meeting in Penultimate using your iPad. With just two clicks only it’s being added to an account in Salesforce. Don’t believe it? Well, then watch this quick video and convince yourself!

On Friday we felt like super stars – thanks to the talented photographer Michael Schmid (Website, Twitter) flashes enlightened the whole office. The reason for this paparazzi session was to take pics for our next big thing – Squirro. If you are ever looking for a talented photographer in the greater Zurich area, then we can highly recommend Michael, he did a fantastic job! Here are some shots from behind the scenes (they were taken with an iPhone4 camera, the final pics of us will certainly be of better quality):

You have not misheard – indeed with the most recent release of Memonic for Salesforce, we’re adding Evernote support, combining the best of the three systems Evernote, Memonic and Salesforce! With this unique integration, you now are able to link any Evernote notebook to any Salesforce object like a lead, an account, a contact and many more! Enough words, watch this video to see how easy that is:

We wanted to quickly let you know that we’ve hired three new absolutely amazing talents, Patrick, Roberto and Paola! While Patrick and Roberto will mainly focus on development, Paola will invest substantial time in marketing efforts! They will help us bringing knowledge curation to the next level (more about that in a few days). Introduction posts for each of them follow soon – so stay tuned and please join us in welcoming our three new colleagues!

A system is only as valuable as far as it integrates with others. I came across the fact that many of our dear users actually don’t know what Memonic can do for them in addition to the core web platform. This post is dedicated to shed some light on our “Tools” section and all the systems we do seamlessly integrate with.

Maybe still best known is the web clipper. I’d go so far and say it’s the most powerful feature of Memonic – and the best web clipper available in the world. It’s never been easier to catch information according to your specific needs. We have several extensions for various browsers – and do even support the iPad browser. Features may vary among browser extensions, which is mainly due to missing support of some techniques in certain browsers. If you haven’t had it installed before – you definitely missed something.

Secondly, we also do offer clients with full offline support for all major plattforms. We do support Windows and Mac on the desktop side, as well as the iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad) and Android on the mobile side. Unfortunately, the framework we use to code our native clients does not support Windows Phone 7 yet – though we get many requests.

Creating notes by email is very easy. By sending an email to post@memonic.com (using the email address you registered with as sender), the subject will be the memo’s title and the email body will become the memo’s content. Attachements do work as well!

The Memonic save button can be integrated into any website, thus enabling you visitors to save any piece of your website straight into the visitor’s Memonic collection. Just a pity Wikipedia did not integrate it yet ;-)

The Memonic badge is a tiny little iFrame that you can add to any website, displaying a predefined folder of your collection. It’s an easy way to give insights into a particular set of memos which is being updated automatically.

The Memonic WordPress plugin will give you direct access to your Memonic collection within your WordPress installation. Research for a blog post has never been easier and more efficient! Additionally, you can enable the Memonic save button on your blog and even add the Memonic badge to display a particular folder of your collection to your blog – the plugin handles it all!

With Memonic for Facebook and Google Reader, you can simply save any Facebook status or pic as well as any article in your Google Reader into your collection – with one click only!

Last but not least, the integration into Click.to enables you to save literally anything from your desktop computers into Memonic!

That’s quite a few tools for you! Make sure you try the ones you might find useful and let us know how you like them!