Old song with a modern twist: Google Keep note service

I'm sure some of you have forgotten about the existence of the Notebook note-taking service, which has been shut downSpring 2011

(yes, yes, during that very "spring clean-up").Today the Internet giantlaunched it again, but this time completely reimagined and under a new nameGoogle keep(sounds pretty good, by the way!). It's time to explore what's new with Keep, integrated into Google Drive.

The service is free, has a very niceminimalist interface and allows users to make text (both manually and voice), voice notes and lists with the ability to add images, read and edit recordings from any devices on Google Drive. Android users (fans of iOS and Windows Phone will probably have to wait), in turn, can download the application to work with the new service on Google Play (although Android version 4.0 or later is required). By the way, some people call it a direct competitor to Evernote, but I would not be in a hurry to say that, because the functionality of the new product is too simple compared to advanced Evernote.