Jan 5th 2014, 18:01, by Casey Newton
Evernote's rapid expansion into new product categories over the past year may have left its core software wanting. Phil Libin, the company's founder and CEO, acknowledged several problems in a blog post today and says Evernote will spend 2014 improving the stability and simplicity of its core product.
Libin wrote in response to a blog post on Friday by former TechCrunch editor Jason Kincaid, who lamented problems with Evernote's stability, privacy protections, and customer support. Kincaid's post was widely read, generating spirited debates on Twitter and Hacker News. "I could quibble with the specifics, but reading Jason's article was a painful and frustrating experience because, in the big picture, he's right," Libin wrote. "We're...
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