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"On the heels of Google's annual spring cleaning to get rid of arguably unnecessary products, the search giant may be taking another dive into note-taking apps.\nAccording to an Android Police report, a note-taking app called Google Keep popped up on the desktop version of Google Drive. But it didn't take long for the company to yank the service \u2014 it's no longer showing on the site.\n\nIf snapped screenshots are any indication \u2014 taken just in time by Android Police \u2014 the app will allow users to use color codes, pictures and checklists to keep track of what you want. \nSEE ALSO: Hey Google, We Still Love Reader\n\nLast year, Google included in an official Google+ post a picture that included an action to \"Add to Google Keep.\" \n\n\nThis isn't Google's first foray in note-taking. In 2009, it announced it would be shutting down its three-year-old Notebook service, which saved and organized bits of information such as notes, images and links while browsing online. At the time, popular note-taking service Evernote was quick to roll out a Google Notebook importer tool.\nImages via iStockphoto, J-Elgaard and Android Police"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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