He appeared for a while and then was struck down. The good thing is that on the Internet someone is always watching and in this case it was the guys from Android Police. We talk about Google Keep, which will surely be the next service of the search engine company. It's about a note service that will have integration with Drive for higher comfort. It was seen on the web as one more application within the upper bar of services if you are within your account with the company.
The companions were crafty enough to take a few screenshots so now we can all know what exactly it is about. As we said, it is a note service that reminds a bit of the old Google Notebook. We can just write things down and mark them with labels and colors, or include them in lists, for organizational purposes. One of the most interesting functions is to be able to do to-do lists that then we are marking as made in the style Sleep as an Droid. We can also save photos as notes but at the development point it is at it does not do too well.
You can also add websites with a link integrated in the browser that says add to Google Keep. Once the note is saved, it is archived and goes to a lower menu of lists. Of course we can look for those notes with a house brand search bar.
The service is also optimized for mobile browsers, so we suspect that there will also be a future android app. Integration with Drive was not functional at the time, but is expected to be.
The web app appeared in the url https://drive.google.com/keep/ but now there is no such site. It must be a small test made by the team that is working on it or simply a teaser operation to generate expectation with the service very much like Google. If this new application comes out, it would be great to have the option to share the notes and lists, as we can do with any material in Drive, but with notifications of changes.
Source: Android Police