Earlier this week, it was revealed that Google (GOOG) was working on a new note-taking application tied to its Drive cloud-storage suite. The company on Wednesday unveiled Google Keep, a tool that allows users to create notes and lists that are synced across all their devices. The service can transcribe voice memos automatically to create notes that are organized with multiple colors or even pictures. Google Keep is available now through the Web and for Android devices running Android 4.0 or higher. A video demonstration of Google Keep follows below.
Google launches Google Keep note-taking service [video]
Published Mar 20th, 2013 5:00PM EDT
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