The first two million dollars go to the leading giants in the digital note-taking world: Google Keep and Apple Notes. Both ...

Google Keep is a versatile and intuitive note-taking app designed to enhance your productivity and organization. Whether you’re capturing fleeting ideas, managing daily tasks, or syncing notes ...

There are ways to keep Notes organized, like with tags, but those usually organize whole notes and not the content with the note. With collapsible sections, you can keep the content within ...

For many people, that’s either Google Keep or Apple Notes. I switched to Google Keep because it supports many of the most important features I already use in Apple Notes, and unlike Apple’s ...

Apple makes it incredibly difficult to move your notes out of its app, but Google Keep has really benefits if you're willing ...

Like Google Keep, you can add collaborators to your notes. It is as easy as tagging users by their email address, and they’ll be invited to the note. From there on, both users will be able to ...

To me, the most important part of Google Keep is its sticky notes-esque grid. This two-column view is highly glanceable and means I don’t have to open anything. For the most part, I never have ...

While many options exist, Google Keep stands out as a versatile and user-friendly choice for quick note-taking. Here's why it ...

Google Keep's minimalist interface is efficient for quick notes, while Apple Notes offers multimedia capabilities. Google ...

Google Keep is Google's version of a note-taking app - but there's more to it than basic checklists or quick thoughts taken down in a moment of inspiration. For one thing, since it's made by ...

Previously, the bottom portion of Google Keep had a bar with buttons for creating a new list, drawing, audio, and photo note. Then there’s the cutout for a new note floating action button at the ...