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 announced a “Single note” widget at the end of last month for Keep on Android, and it’s now widely rolling out. 9to5Google has a rebooted newsletter that highlights the biggest Google stories ...

Notetaking apps are a universe of their own. Each software is tempting. That's why I stopped chasing ideas across half a dozen apps. Now, I've settled on a free, minimalist two-tool system: Google ...

Google Keep might finally let users search within a single note. The app currently allows finding content across all notes. With the new “Find in note” feature, users will be able to locate something ...

For a few years, Evernote was my diary, idea playground, and workspace where I drafted my articles. I had a paid subscription, which allowed me to use the service on a phone, a laptop, and an Android ...

Google Keep is a powerful productivity tool when you know how to use it. Whether you want to jot down notes or annotate documents, its versatility is limitless. It's preinstalled on most Android ...

Back in November, Google redesigned Keep for Android to make note creation a two-step process. Google Keep is now readying a “Create text notes with a single tap” setting. About APK Insight: In this ...

Google Keep is one of the most-used apps on Google Play with one of the highest numbers of downloads, and that speaks highly to how good the app is. Especially when you consider that there are so, so ...

Google Keep has gone beyond the basic note-taking app you used for grocery lists. Yes, it's still as simple to use for your impromptu uses, but there's a nifty feature that can let you create richer ...

Dhruv Bhutani has been writing about consumer technology since 2008, offering deep insights into the Android smartphone landscape through features and opinion pieces. He joined Android Police in 2023, ...

Evernote who? Google is taking on the perennial digital note-taking favorite with Google Keep, a service that lets you store quick notes, checklists, Web links, and photos for things you need to ...