But, again, not one gives a strong indication that they are in any way connected to Google Keep. Wow! Another page jam packed with a crap load of links to Web, Mobile, Media, Geo, Home and Office, Social, Specialized Search and Innovation.

None of the More's say anything about Google Keep. And there I find: Translate, Mobile, Books, Offers, Wallet, Shopping, Blogger, Finance, Photos, Videos and Even more.ĭamn it! If you claim that it's 'easily' accessed on your laptop or P.C., I'm thinking that it should be easy and obvious where the notes are located in the account with which the app is associated. Nope, none of those indicate Google Keep is lurking below them. Okay, right there in the Google menu bar is Google+, Search, Images, Maps, Play, YouTube, News, Gmail, Drive, Calendar and More. and there should be some sort of button to push to access my new Google Keep account. Being a Google app, it stands to reason that I only need to log into my Google account, Gmail, etc. Okay, I have a couple of notes that I want to access on my laptop. I downloaded the app and creating new notes or lists was quite simple.

Or at least make it easy to find answers to simple questions. The Google peeps need to spend a bit more time thinking about their interface and how it interacts with users. However, the 'easily' part isn't working out. And ColorNote works great in that regard, but hey Google is firmly attached to my life, and to be able to easily access it on all of my devices and my laptop sounded like a great idea. Jot down ideas, grocery lists, jokes, whatever. Primarily, I need a note pad app to, well, take notes. When I first heard about the Google Keep note pad app, and how it synced with all of my other Google stuff, I thought that it should easily fit into my life and replace my reliance on ColorNote, which I've found to be pretty damned sufficient for my needs.

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