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" Google is readying an Evernote-style service called Google Keep that will enable users to take notes and build checklists, it has emerged.  Google faced criticism last week from users angry at the decision to axe Google Reader, but this week the firm is in the spotlight for the opposite reason.   Google+ user 1E100 tipped off Android Police to files buried in Google Drive&amp;#039;s source code that revealed a new service called &amp;quot;Google Keep&amp;quot;.  The service is understood to enable users to take notes and colour-code them, as well as save picture and make checklists. All notes can be archived, thus pushing them to the bottom of the user&amp;#039;s list, according to reports.  The idea is similar to Google&amp;#039;s Notebook service that launched in 2006, but was canned by Google in 2011.  At that time, all contents of existing Notebooks were exported to Google Docs as read-only files. Notebook was completely shut down last year.  Android Police believes that alongside a web service, Google Keep will get its own Android app and be integrated with web search.  For example, links saying &amp;quot;Add to Google Keep&amp;quot; have been spotted under Google search results.  All the pages supposedly revealing Google Keep have now been taken down, and Google has not yet commented on the reports.  Also today, Google is investigating connectivity issues affecting a &amp;quot;significant subset of users&amp;quot; of its Google Drive cloud storage service, and says it will announce a fix shortly.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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