With Google having a precedence of sorts of reviving its discontinued services in a different package, it is being reported that the company is reincarnating its last-year shuttered Google Notebook note-taking app; and is apparently set to roll out a new note-taking app called `Google Keep.'

According to indications, the Google Keep note-taking app will boast some of the functions of the discontinued Google Notebook app; and will essentially pose a potential challenge to web data-saving services like Evernote and Springpad.

Despite the fact that there has thus far been no official disclosure from Google about its reportedly ongoing attempts to improve on the shuttered Google Notebook app and release it as Google Keep, developer Carlos Jeurissen has found the filed and code; and has posted it to his Google+ Page 1E100, which is dedicated to uncovering product news from Internet search giant.

Going by the speculations stemming from 1E100's discovery of the Google Keep, the new note-taking app from Google will probably be more mobile friendly than the Notebook, so as to better compete with the Evernote cross-platform note-taking app.

Soon after 1E100's Google Keep discovery, the Android-focused Android Police logged in and tried the Keep app; and posted some screenshots which suggest that Google will integrate Keep with its Google Drive product - for storing the notes - as well as with the cameras of mobile devices.