Evernote’s product is much more full-featured than what Google offers today with Keep, and available on a lot more platforms. The note-taking company has built its entire brand on letting users quickly and easily create cloud-stored memos and notebooks. If anyone will be looking closely at Keep and how it succeeds with users, it’s Evernote. The interface in the app itself is simple enough, presenting notes created with Keep in a mosaic layout, complete with color customization entries for individual entries, and drag-and-drop rearrangement for prioritization. The Android app has a widget to let you easily create and access notes from your home screen, and there’s also a lock screen widget for handsets with Android 4.2 or higher. The app is simple, allowing you to either type or quickly record and transcribe voice memos and lists, as well as take and pin photos, which are synced to the web-based dashboard for easy retrieval later. Keep was created by Google to satisfy the need of having to take down info quickly without a pen or paper handy, software engineer Katherine Kuan explains in the official blog post. Google has officially unveiled Keep via a blog post, complete with a video detailing how it works, and there’s an Android app too, available through Google Play for devices running Android 4.0 and up. After a brief early appearance, Google Keep, the note-taking app from the search giant, is now live.
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