Google has officially launched Google Keep, a note-taking service that competes with the likes of Evernote. The app was hinted in a leak couple of days ago, so you must have heard about it. The app lets you create checklists, voice note or snap a photo and annotate it. It integrates seamlessly with your desktop and mobile devices, giving you “a central place to save what’s on your mind . For Android 4.2.2 users, it comes with a lock screen widget, see the trailer for further explanation. There’s a website and an Android app for now, you get get the app from the PlayStore.
With Google Keep you can:
• Keep track of your thoughts via notes, lists and photos
• Have voice notes transcribed automatically
• Use homescreen widgets to capture thoughts quickly
• Color-code your notes to help find them later
• Swipe to archive things you no longer need
• Turn a note into a checklist by adding checkboxes
• Use your notes from anywhere – they are safely stored in the cloud and available on the web at http://drive.google.com/keep
Source: PlayStore
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