Google on Thursday made its Keep note-taking tool a little more accessible thanks to the launch of a new Chrome app version of the service. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, ...

Google shook things up last week when it dusted off its old Notebook service and relaunched it as Keep. Google’s new software muscles in on the space currently dominated by Microsoft OneNote and ...

Who doesn't take notes? Our brains can only hold so much information that note-taking, especially digitally, has become part of our daily routine. You take notes not only when you're in class but also ...

Google Keep is great for quickly jotting down notes, but it isn't useful for much else. Google Keep is completely free—almost aggressively so. All you need is a Google account. Images and audio stored ...

Google Keep is great for quickly jotting down notes, but it isn't useful for much else. Google Keep is completely free—almost aggressively so. All you need is a Google account. Images and audio stored ...

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 ...

According to 9to5Google and Android Police, Google Keep is a note-taking app for Google Drive, Android mobile devices, and a standalone web app that lets users take notes, create lists, and other ...

Apple Notes offers a native Mac app, Apple's signature intuitive interface, with extensive writing tools and attachment options. Google Keep allows for easy note organization with background colors ...

Google Keep, a competitor to note-taking apps like Evernote and Microsoft’s OneNote, is today being integrated into Google’s suite of applications aimed at businesses, G Suite (previously, Google Apps ...

The application was discovered over the weekend, including on Google's Products page, in Google Drive, and as part of the search giant's sandbox, where it tries out new products. CNET contributor Don ...

Android 14 is working on a new system setting for note-taking apps that now supports Google Keep, giving the app access from the lock screen and future support for your stylus too. In the early days ...