So this difference may not be as impactful as it seems today.
However, consider that the trend is toward cloud storage, which means inserting links rather than inserting attached files will become increasingly prevalent. Content scopeīoth OneNote and Evernote allow attachments Keep does not. In addition, each allows an unlimited number of devices to access a single account. Whether you’re using Windows, MAC, iOS or Android, you should be able to get any of these three to work. Platform independenceĪll of these products are now compatible with just about all platforms. So, to use Keep you have to be connected. Google is making strides in enabling desktop usage, but this doesn’t extend to Keep at the moment. This means that you’re able to interact with your notes whether or not you’re connected to the internet. Availabilityīoth OneNote and Evernote deliver a desktop product. New features have been introduced to Keep as well, but it really does cater to the visual of those colorful sticky notes. Rather than being the new kid in town, bigger and better, Keep tends to cater to those who really just want a substitute for their sticky-note system of keeping notes. Keep came to be about 10 years down the road. Both Evernote and Microsoft have taken user input seriously and added features that enable these tools to accomplish more than just take notes-now, they are also robust repositories for all kinds of content and collaboration. As such, they are mature and feature rich. OneNote and Evernote have been around about the same amount of time, 20, respectively. Let’s review and compare three popular (or soon-to-be popular) offerings. Depending on how deeply you or your organization is entrenched in Microsoft or Google technology, you will look to different types of note-taking apps to meet your needs.
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