Google's on a quest to update all of its apps to the new Material Theme UI, and the latest of these to receive the new look is Google Keep!
Google Keep has long been one of the easier — and free — places to make and keep quick lists, and now those lists got even more powerful.
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Create lists, transcribe recordings, doodle, collaborate on to-do lists, and so much more with Google Keep. Here's what you need to know to get started with Google's note-taking service.
Google Keep is a minimalist note-taking app that comes with a slew of features. The app is straightforward to use, allowing you to easily create to-do lists, voice notes, and so much more. An update rolling out to the service now lets you pin notes at the top, giving you quick access to your notes.
Google Keep has made it easier to search your notes with its latest updates, which introduces automatic topic creation.
Now that Evernote is raising prices for its Plus and Premium plans — and limiting the free basic sync to just two devices — perhaps you're in the market for a new note-taking app.
The latest update to Google Keep adds a few minor, albeit nifty features, including link previews and autocomplete suggestions for grocery list items.
Google has released a few interesting updates to Keep, both on the web and on Android.
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An update set to roll out to Google Keep is bringing a nifty new feature along for the ride, allowing users to doodle on their notes.
Google Keep is now available for the iPhone and iPad, making the note-taking app more cross-platform than ever.
Google's quick note-taking app is being updated today with some deeper integration into Google Docs, a feature that really should have been there from the start.
The latest update to Google Keep lets you keep your phone in your pocket and view your notes right from your wrist. Google has added Android Wear support to Google Keep, removing the need to take your phone out to view your notes. Users can now browse their notes in the Keep app by saying "OK Google, open Keep", or even create a new note by saying "OK Google, take a note." Once...
One of our favorite Gmail features — labels — has at long last arrived for Google Keep. The addition of labels means that you can now tack any number of labels you want onto a task in Google Keep, grouping tasks by whatever grouping you desire. Priority tasks, project tasks, daily to-dos, the honey do list, and so forth. While the addition of labels is a welcome one, recurring...
A new update for Google Keep is rolling out that brings that snazzy new Material Design to the note app. Keep also now lets you share notes with others, letting you collaborate on things like grocery lists and work projects. Sharing a list is fairly straightforward. Simply open the list tap the add button at the top to add a somebody. You can add multiple users to a list, and you can...
A fresh design brings color, identity to an otherwise bland Keep Google's endeavor into note taking, Keep, is receiving an update today that changes the interface and adds a few new features. The most notable change after updating will be a blindingly-bright yellow bar across the top of the interface, bringing Keep a bit more identity so it no longer looks like such a generic Google...
Get a quick introduction to Google's note, list and voice memo app Google Keep has been available for some time now, and is even a default app on new devices since its introduction. Even so, not many of us take advantage of its potential as a note, list, voice memo and general brain dump kind of app. Taking to our "Ambassador Guides, Tips and How-To's" forum, forums ambassador ...
27 new apps now compatible with the service, including Google Keep One of the most popular notification sound, vibration and LED control apps, Light Flow, is picking up a notable update with a refreshed interface and lots of compatibility improvements. First off you'll notice a refreshed white interface that takes advantage of new design and animations popularized by Google Now. The...
Reminders and a new UI coming to the Google Keep app, your update is rolling out slowly Google has updated the Keep service with some new functionality, allowing us to now set reminders based on time or location right from the Android app, website, or Chrome extension. Once a reminder is set and saved in your Google account, you'll receive a notification when it is triggered on your...
