Note-taking on a Mac can be deeply personal, and the experience is heavily defined by the app you use. Both Apple and Google have strong contenders, and both are free to use.

Google's note-taking app, Google Keep, could be getting more interface upgrades First-look images provided by Android Authority suggest that its toolbar and image attachment feature could get a ...

Google Keep is among the best note-taking apps for Android, and it has only improved over the last few months with constant updates.Within the last six months, Google added a splash of color to ...

Google Keep isn't fiddly but it has little power, barely enough to make this better than sticking Post-It notes on your screen. If design were just about appearance, then Google Keep beats all comers.

Notetaking Jedis know the power of organization. Creating a system for your Google Keep notes isn't any different, even if the sticky notes app doesn't have an obvious tier of folders and sub-folders.

It seems like a simple note-taking app on the surface. However, it has many fun little features and plenty of extras for your convenience. Let’s take a look at how to use Google Keep.

Google updated its Keep Notes app with the revamped Material Design aesthetic. The new Keep Notes features plenty of white and makes the switch to Product Sans font, but mostly features the same ...

To start a new note from your phone, you can simply ask Google Assistant to “take a note.” More on Google Assistant: Google Assistant adds support for Keep, Any.do, and other third-party note apps ...

Google Keep users this week are being prompted to “reload” their notes, while there’s also a small design tweak on Android that curves corners. Opening the Android or iOS app over the past ...