Google Keep released. A free notepad app for Android
21 March 2013 by Olav Hellesø-Knutsen Google has released Google Keep. A free notepad app for Android Google has announced a small but very useful tool for Android users. Google Keep is an Android app and desktop service which let users take notes and sync these between a mobile and desktop. One of our favourite Android app Evernote has now gotten competition from Google. The new service from Google lacks many of the Evernote feature such as sharing, multiple accounts and more. But the Google Keep service is just fine for taking notes on a PC and sharing these on a smartphone. At the current stage, it is possible to add four types of notes. A Text Note, List Note, Pictures and voice note. Recorded voice notes will automatically be transcribed to text. The Android app will only accept new pictures taken with the camera while the desktop version will only accept uploaded pictures. Notes can be assigned one of eight colour codes. The Android app will work on devices running version 4.0.3 and up. Those using an older version of Android, or a smartphone running a iOS or Windows Phone could use the browser version of the service at the location http://drive.google.com/keep
Google Keep desktop interface:
Alternatively post this in the Esato forum Please sign in to your Esato account to leave a comment regarding this article goldenface11 years, 7 months ago Downloaded and using it right now. Nice looking and nicely integrated.
johnd11 years, 7 months ago sadly not compatible with my ST18i aka 2011 xperia RAY on O2 [ This Message was edited by: johnd on 2013-03-21 17:31 ] Del11 years, 7 months ago Just downloaded it now, looks to be a good note app and it syncs across all my devices and laptop
Supa_Fly11 years, 7 months ago WOW! I cannot BELIEVE this took Google SO DAMN LONG! etaab11 years, 7 months ago Its simple and refreshing.
Better than Evernote imo. |