We previously reported that Google Keep was going to be launched soon, today its finally here. The app has been beautifully developed and is now available for download. With everything moving in the digital arena, sticky-notes seem a bit outdated now. They’re great for jotting down that flash of genius idea that you may forget, or even writing down tasks that you need to accomplish. The problem with these notes is that they can be easily misplaced. Here’s where Google Keep comes in. All notes, which can include checklists and photos, are stored in Google Drive and will be synced to all of your devices. Keep can also automatically transcribe voice memos. It can swiftly search through notes as well, and there’s also the ability to archive or delete notes. (more…)
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Out with the old, and in with the new. Granted, Google Reader is an RSS reader, and what we are going to focus on here would be Google Keep, a potential note taking service that will most probably be in the same vein as Evernote or Pocket, and it has also been given the codename “Memento” that definitely sheds more light on what the entire shebang is all about. Google did leave some digital “bread crumbs” behind, such as the URL https://drive.google.com/keep/ which incidentally, directs you to a fake “Page Not Found”, while the URL http://g.co/keep sends you to a non-existent Play Store app.