Google has been merging and simplifying its apps and services over the past few years. First, it merged Google Duo and Google Meet. Then, it migrated Google Assistant reminders to Google Tasks. The company appears to be planning the same for Google Keep reminders. Google Keep reminders will be migrated to Google Tasks to simplify […]
Read MoreGoogle is working on equipping Android with the ability to assign a default note-taking app, which will give also you an option to add a shortcut for taking notes on the lock screen, and this feature will support input from a stylus as well. At the same time, the company is also working on making […]
Read MoreGoogle has started rolling out a new feature/option called ‘Help me create a list’ to the Google Keep app for Android (via Android Central). It is powered by Google’s generative AI, Gemini, and according to the company, it can “help you jump start shopping lists, to-do lists, packing lists, and more.” The ‘Help me create […]
Read MoreSamsung offers the ability to take notes directly from a phone’s or tablet’s lock screen. Users can use the bundled S Pen stylus and start writing on the screen even when the device is in sleep mode. Most other Android brands currently do not offer a similar feature, but Google could be preparing a similar […]
Read MoreGoogle’s software ecosystem has been quite messy, but the company has been trying to simplify things over the past couple of years. It shut down Google Play Music in favor of YouTube Music, and it is closing Google Podcasts and bringing podcasts to YouTube Music so that it becomes the place to go for all […]
Read MoreGoogle Keep is one of the best note-taking services that’s available on a variety of devices. However, it lacks text formatting options, which people have been requesting for a very long time. Last year, the teardown of the Google Keep app for Android revealed that it contains strings of code related to text formatting. However, […]
Read MoreEarlier this year, it was revealed that Google is bringing Tiles for Google Keep on Wear OS smartwatches. Now, the company has started updating the Google Keep app (via 9To5Google) to bring a Single Note Tile to compatible Wear OS smartwatches, including the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series. The Single Note Tile […]
Read MoreGoogle has been continuously bringing new features to Wear OS smartwatches. A few months ago, it released a new Tile for Google Keep, allowing users to quickly create new lists/notes and browse existing ones from their wrist. The company is now working on a new feature that lets users pin notes to view them quickly. […]
Read MoreWith the launch of Android 12L in late 2021, Google promised to bring better app support for large-screen Android devices like foldable smartphones and tablets. Since then, the company has been improving its first-party apps to better support big-screen devices. Now, the company has released a new Google Keep feature that makes it more productivity […]
Read MoreGoogle announced in September 2022 that Google Tasks will take the place of reminders set using Google Assistant and Google Calendar. Now, Google has officially announced that the migration of Google Assistant and Calendar Reminders to Google Tasks will begin next month. This migration aims at providing a single go-to task creation and management platform […]
Read MoreIf you own a Wear OS 3-powered Samsung Galaxy Watch or any other Wear OS 3 smartwatch, then you are in for a treat. Google is rolling out updated notes feed for the Google Keep app. Recently, Google Keep picked up three new tiles for sunset, sunrise, and favorite contacts. Also, the Material You makeover […]
Read MoreAlongside new features like Reading Mode and Digital Car Key sharing for Android phones and tablets, Google also unveiled new and improved features for Wear OS-based smartwatches. The company is bringing new Tiles and improved first-party apps to wearables. These new features will come to Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Watch 5 series. Google […]
Read MoreGoogle Keep’s dual-pane view was unveiled last month, allegedly on Android tablets and foldable devices. Using the Google Keep dual-pane view, users can easily keep notes on the left side of the screen while editing content on the right side. Moreover, if you have set the left side as a multi-column view, then you can […]
Read MoreWith Android 12, Google introduced the Material You UI design language, and Samsung adopted it with One UI 4 on smartphones and tablets. The new design language is also being rolled out to apps on Wear OS smartwatches. Google has released an updated version of Google Keep with the Material You design. As noted by […]
Read MoreLast year, Google unveiled Android 12L for large-screen Android devices such as foldable phones and tablets. It introduced a brand-new way to improve multitasking and take better advantage of larger screens. Earlier this year, the company also unveiled its plans to bring dual-pane UI for more than 20 apps, and one of those apps will […]
Read MoreGoogle debuted the Nearby Share feature two years ago. It is Google’s take on Apple’s popular file-sharing feature called AirDrop. While the feature was barebones in the past, according to a new official post, Google has added a slew of features to Nearby Share as a part of a major upgrade. Nearby Share is getting […]
Read MoreGoogle, which has been encouraging developers to add Tiles to their smartwatch apps, has updated one of its own apps with the feature. The Google Keep app is getting its Tile on smartwatches running Wear OS 3 (and newer). The Google Keep app’s Tile feature is now available on the Galaxy Watch 4, Galaxy Watch […]
Read MoreWith the launch of Android 12L earlier this year, Google made its intentions clear to make Android tablets and foldable devices more productive and user-friendly. The company promised to overhaul the design of 20 of its apps so that they could take advantage of bigger screens. Today, the company is rolling out updates to some […]
Read MoreGoogle Keep is a simple note-taking app that is good enough for most Android users. It is available on ChromeOS, iOS, and the web as well. However, it lacks some basic features available on other note-taking apps such as Samsung Notes and Microsoft OneNote. Despite launching nine years ago, the app still lacks text formatting […]
Read MoreWhile Samsung’s One UI 4.0 rollout has been stellar so far, it has introduced one peculiar bug on one commonly-used note talking app, Google Keep. A handful of Galaxy smartphone owners have noted that the Android 12 update has wreaked havoc on pre-existing numbered lists. Only a handful of smartphones running One UI 4.0 seem […]
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