Google Keep is diversifying with new note types, including a handwriting mode. New background options will let you spice things up with lines and color. Working with images is due for a big upgrade, ...

Contrary to popular belief, there is no perfect note-taking app; there are great note-taking apps, but you won’t find one solution that works for everyone, and most people go with the free app that’s ...

At first glance, Google Keep might seem like a basic app—just a place to jot things down. But once you start exploring its features, you'll realize it's packed with tools designed to make your life ...

I often write emails to myself, leaving them in the draft folder where I can easily find them. So now I have a build-up of 22 notes. "Why not use Google Keep?" a friend asked. I'd forgotten all about ...

Google Keep has been my go-to note-taking app for years, but I recently noticed that my disorganized notes were becoming overwhelming, making it harder to find what I was looking for. I had previously ...

Google is looking to replace physical sticky notes with Keep, a new product designed for storing notes and other pieces of information. The company is positioning Keep as a simple organizational tool ...

Android 14 introduces a new note-taking feature that allows users to jot down notes with a stylus using an overlay or lock screen shortcut. Google Keep is one of the best note-taking apps on Android ...

With the redesign in November, Google Keep for Android introduced a floating action button (FAB) menu to make note creation a two-step process. As we previously spotted, Google Keep is now adding a ...

Google just pulled its note-taking app Keep from Apple Watch, extending a long and storied history of Google killing off products. Alphabet Inc.'s Google pulled its Keep note-taking app from Apple ...

Google had not updated its to-do list app for watchOS since it launched in 2019. Now, with Notes set to land on the smartwatch this fall, Keep says farewell to the Apple Watch. Google gives and Google ...

The Notes app in your smartphone may be filled with random tidbits of information you’ve accumulated over the years: the name of a doctor someone once recommended, a good quote you heard on a podcast, ...