None of them stay. It is reported that Evernote has laid off all 98 former employees.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Coje_He for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, July 9 (Xinhua)-- after being acquired by Bending Spoons in November last year, Evernote launched its first round of layoffs in February, affecting 129 employees, while Evernote has laid off all 98 former employees before the acquisition, according to the latest report.

Information about the layoffs came from a number of channels, including Hacker News,LinkedIn and Twitter, and an unnamed employee confirmed that Bending Spoons had fired all its veteran employees before the acquisition of Evernote.

It was previously reported that Bending Spoons and Evernote were actively working to strengthen their market position through new programs and subscriptions and focused on using AI to create more cost-effective and efficient businesses.

CTOnews.com also learned from the report that the Evernote management team said in a recent interview that the company hopes to integrate AI technology into its note-taking app and has more than 50 ideas.

Some of these ideas are limited by technology, and some of them are considered revolutionary, and Evernote plans to give priority to developing these features.

Management has no intention of turning Evernote into a pure artificial intelligence product or adding features that ultimately don't solve real user problems.

One of the useful AI features is AI note cleaning, which automatically converts disorganized notes into clear and well-structured notes. This feature can also correct spelling errors and improve case and punctuation. This feature is available to all users for free for one month, and then only for paid subscribers.