Google Keep Android review note taking made easy

Google Keep Android is a fantastic app for keeping track of all your ideas or tasks. It’s been a long time since Google offered a Notes application or service and it’s good to see them come back with a bang.

Google Keep allows for colour coding or your notes and you can insert images or use your voice to dictate your notes directly to your smartphone.

The Google Keep widget is excellent and looks really slick on your home screen unlike the official calendar widget that still looks bad.

all in all Google have done a great job with Keep and may even give Evernote a run for it’s money at some point.

Now and then an app comes along that you know you will use all the time. Google Keep is one of these super timesavers and has a vast number of uses.

No more messing about with a text document or calendar. Just create a checklist, use Voice to create a text note and add a photo if you want to. Simple, clean and effective.

It syncs it all to your PC and other devices and you can use homescreen widgets for instant access.

Just like Post-It notes, you can use different colours for different things, so blue for home and yellow for work, green for social and red for essentials. If you want to turn a note into a to-do list, just add check boxes.

We’ve had a really good look at Google Keep and it’s fantastic. Your notes are stored in a cloud so you can access them anywhere, on your home PC if you want to, not just on your Android phone.

It’s free in the Google Play Store and it’s had 15,000+ ratings, of which 9,500+ were five stars. We’ll add our vote to that!