Evernote CEO Phil Libin has a reputation for sharing numbers during LeWeb that he hasn't even released internally. This time he started with the user numbers. Evernote currently has 34 million users. In December 2011 they had 20 million users, so that's quite a bit of growth. Of those, 1.3 million pay to use Evernote's premium services. Libin also shared the profit per user, per platform philippines telegram data per year. It shows that the iPad is Evernote's most profitable mobile platform. It earns them $2.18. The complete list is as follows:
Android: $1.06
Windows Phone: $1.44
iPhone: $1.79
BlackBerry: $2.01
iPad: $2.18
Klout gets a good beating!
While some presentations and conversations may sound a bit too much like a promotional talk, this is not the case at all with the conversation between Joe Fernandez (CEO Klout) and Alexia Tsotsis (author TechCrunch). Klout uses an algorithm to measure your authority on social media. The service has been under a lot of pressure lately because the results they show are not always correct or too easy to influence. It quickly became clear that Tsotsis is not a fan of Klout. She cited several examples where Klout failed and Fernandez could do little more than admit that their service is not perfect. But there is good news: Klout will soon use a new algorithm that will still not be perfect, but will give better and above all more realistic results. Watch a part of the presentation below in which Joe Fernandez, CEO Klout, explains the +K function.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2VKVBOFu4SA
So far day 1 of LeWeb London. There was more of course, but I will come back to that in the coming weeks.