You can swipe left or right to view your other notes without leaving to the main screen. Simply tap “More notes” and a small display of thumbnails will show up in the bottom of the note. The biggest changes to the view comes when you are looking at a single note. While looking through your notes you can browse by notebooks in a “stacked style” view. There’s also a search option on the homscreen which is moved to the upper right corner when you are in a note. The new homescreen gives you quicker access to the information you need with quick access to a new note, new snapshot or to dive into your old notes, tags or notebooks with prominent icons. The update isn’t just cosmetic, though you’ll notice the improved homescreen right away it also brings about faster performance and better integration with the Android platform. The new version of Android is a big update to the Android version of Evernote which has been functional, but somewhat stale for a while now. Evernote for Android received a well needed update today, bumping up to Evernote 2.0.