Google Notebook Out of Beta

Posted on March 29, 2007
Filed Under web 2.0 |

Google Notebook has made it out of beta. I actually use this service probably at least once a day and really like it. I do wish there was an offline sync’ing capability because I would like to have access to this data when I’m not online, and sync’ed to my Blackberry as well.

Sounds like an opportunity for buildout on SpanningSync. Charlie?

Google Notebook was previously a "Google Labs" project, but it has left that phase to become an official service without the familiar "beta" label. Though the interface isn’t extremely different, it has been nicely polished and finally looks like a finished product.

Tags: SpanningSync, Charlie Wood, Google, Google Notebook

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