That's half of the new accounts created last week, and it's enough to push the Mac OS to the biggest platform on the service.

Evernote saw 320,000 downloads through the Mac App Store last week, 120,000 of which were brand new users. That's quite a conclusion right there, but sure enough, as you can see in the chart above, the stats stack up. While many devs have believed, due to their success on the iOS App Store, that mobile apps were the wave of the future, Libin boils it down: 'It isn't mobile that's overwhelmingly important, it's the app store.' He says he's learned some pretty astounding things from Evernote's experience so far in the Mac App Store, and probably first among these is a conclusion that I expect a lot of developers to come to in the next few months.

Evernote's Phil Libin has posted an article over at our fellow AOL site TechCrunch talking about the app's first week on the Mac App Store and how it all stacked up (he also did a quick hit in the first few days over on the Evernote blog).

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