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Posted by jimspoon
Apr 1, 2015 at 06:18 PM

Google Keep vs. Evernote vs. other notetaking tools? | ITworld - http://bit.ly/1NBOQYe

Posted by Paul Korm
Apr 2, 2015 at 12:27 AM

Interesting comment—thanks, @jimspoon.

The point she makes about “Google app[s] that could be pulled suddenly” is a good caution. Does Google Keep have “notebooks” or “collections”—or perhaps we have to save the note to Google Docs and apply a higher level or organization there.

Posted by Dr Andus
Apr 2, 2015 at 11:04 PM

Paul Korm wrote:
>or perhaps we have to save the note to Google Docs and apply a higher
>level or organization there.

That’s what I do, though not in Google Docs. I ‘ve started using Google Keep recently as a cross-platform note taker, but only as a way to capture notes and transfer them to the PC. Then I copy and paste them into CT and delete them. So for me it’s “Google Capture, Sync and Delete”, rather than “Google Keep.”

Posted by MadaboutDana
Jun 13, 2015 at 11:50 AM

Ha! I’m grimly amused by the hugely improved version of Apple’s Notes app announced at WWDC. For Apple users, it will certainly give Evernote a run for its money – in fact, I suspect it will sideline Evernote more or less permanently, in view of the latter’s constraints (which I have always found very irritating - unfairly, I admit).

For multiplatform users, I suspect OneNote will still be the better bet.

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