Evernote is killing off its Food application for Android and iOS

Earlier today, Evernote took to its official blog to announce its Food application support will stop for both Android and iOS as of Wednesday, September 30.

For those unaware, Food was released back in 2011 and allowed users to surf the web for their favorite recipes and save them to the app. They also had the facility to take snaps of their food and preserve them, too.

“As of September 30th, we’ll no longer support Evernote Food for iOS and Android,” the company stated in a blog post, then when on to say:

“This means the apps will no longer be available for download and we won’t be making any further updates to them. It also means that features within the apps, including sync with the Evernote service, will no longer work.”

Evernote claims that its core app and Web Clipper are both capable of carrying out Food’s tasks, rendering the dedicated application useless — so, as a result, has decided to pull it from production.

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