‘Google Keep’ gets an official Chrome App

Google Keep is a service that is the Evernote clone from Google. It is baked into Google Drive and that allows syncing notes between web, phone and tablets. Today, Google has released a Chrome app for Google Keep. The app basically opens a small window that allows you to edit and read your notes that you have on Google Keep. Google Keep Chrome App features Install the Chrome app and it shows up with the Google Keep icon on your Chrome's new page layout. The app opens a small window that can be kept open through the day while we can add new notes and task lists. All the notes automatically sync with Google Keep app for Android. There are still some downsides of using Google Keep on Chrome. I would have preferred a right-click option to open the window. An extension instead of an app would have been better. Is Google Keep useful? I have started using Google Keep more than my favourite task manager called Any.do. But unfortunately Google Keep has only a Android app but nothing available for iPhone or iPad devices. But considering Google I/O conference takes place in a couple of week, a lot of new announcements on updates will be expected. Do try out Google Keep on Chrome and drop in your comments. Link: Google Keep Chrome App -- This Post 'Google Keep' gets an official Chrome App is Published on Devils Workshop .

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