Google Keep for the web is getting an update today that’ll make it as stylish as its Android counterpart and just a bit easier to use as well. With today’s update, notes are now more colorful and will include much larger fonts in order to neatly fill up space. Google has also added the ability to rearrange individual items in lists, to easily switch between active and archived notes, and to find any of your notes through an improved search.
Google Keep for web updated with colorful design and streamlined tools
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While Keep stirred up a lot of excitement when it was released over the spring, Google’s given its website almost no attention between then and today. Even today’s updates aren’t major — Keep is still far from turning into a formidable Evernote competitor — but it’s our first real sign that Google hasn’t forgotten about the service just yet.
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