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The beauty of Google Keep has always been its simplicity, and thankfully, Gemini manages to enhance that rather than ...

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By integrating Gemini into my note-taking workflow, I have turned a basic app into a high-powered personal assistant. From turning chaotic brain dumps into structured outlines to creating a quick ...

Android 14 has been working behind the scenes on a new ability for apps to be assigned as Android’s default “note-taking” app, and while Google Keep has some early support for the feature, it’s not ...

I've been using Google Keep for years now. Google's note-taking app has become my go-to for just about anything that I need to jot down and save. I use it to keep track of book ideas, passages I think ...

Google quietly announced you will be able to save Google Assistant’s shopping lists in Keep Notes. Google removed the feature early in April 2017 and shifted it to the Home and Express apps. Google ...

Google today announced that the iOS version of the Google Keep note-taking app now allows users to export notes to Google Docs. It’s a nice addition that became available on the Web in March and on ...

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In Short: Google has apparently decided to change the name of its ‘Google Keep’ application, the Mountain View giant has quietly renamed it to ‘Keep Notes’. It seems like this change arrived with ...

We may earn a commission when you click links to retailers and purchase goods. More info. I still can’t tell if this was triggered by an update or some server-side magic from Google, but Google Keep ...