There is more flexibility and depth that a company can add to Android apps since there are not as many restrictions as there are for iOS. Thus, the Hello for Android app is not simply a port of the iOS app, but is a new application that has several enhancements. A major improvement is the integration of LinkedIn so you can capture professional relationships with folks you meet quickly and easily.
Here are some new features, as stated by the folks at Evernote:
- LinkedIn: by connecting your account with 'Hello,' you can quickly build rich profiles
- Calendars, call history, SMS: Hello uses other functionalities (calendar, recent calls, texts) on your phone to predict the people you are about to meet
- Emails from 'Hello:' reinforce the new connection by sending an email from 'Hello' with your information and a photo
There are three main components to 'Hello.'
- The people you meet
- The mosaic of encounters (to help recognize people by faces)
- Your profile
As you can see in the video and on the Evernote site, Hello is one of those applications made for smartphones to do the work for you and really serve as your personal assistant.
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