Google Keep

Noticed a picture on a Google Docs file that you would like to save? Here are the three best ways to save the image.

If your Google Keep notes are not syncing on your iPhone, here are some solutions that will help you fix the problem.

Internet is flooded with so much information that I wonder at times if it has made my mind weak. Remembering simple things like phone numbers or things to buy would be a nuisance if note-taking apps didn’t exist. To remember the information that yo

Organizing notes in Google Keep can be tricky because it doesn’t offer folder structure for notes. But it offers other organization options such as color-coding of notes, labels, and even the Archive feature. Wait, what is meant by Archive in Googl

There’s a constant battle going on between Samsung and Google apps. While some users prefer the Samsung ecosystem, others love Google apps. A user gets stuck when he/she likes an app from both. For instance, someone might like Samsung Messages more

Google Keep is one of the simplest yet powerful note-taking apps out there. I use it for several reasons, especially for taking small notes. Google Keep is so fast that you can use it as a clipboard to transfer text between multiple devices. The only

Google launched a simple, quick, and colorful note-taking app in the form of Keep. It caught on the minute it was launched, and for a good reason. With a web-first approach, Google Docs integration, audio tr

Even though Google launched a dedicated tasks-management app a few months back, many people still use Google Keep for tasks and reminders. However, Google uses the default notification tone for everything, and that’s why changing the

I love to doodle. And for that, I use Google Keep Notes quite often. A few days back, I was in the mood to draw something, and when I opened the Keep app, the drawing feature didn’t work. It kept hanging. The app didn’t move beyond the white

Note-taking tools such as Google Keep help in transforming your random scribbles and rough drafts into words, thereby keeping track of everything, whether they are important or unimportant. However, if you don’t make use of all the features of Goog

Many swear by Google Keep, and others have their reasons to dislike it. Well, Google Keep isn’t exactly ice cream. However, it does make things easy if you use Google’s products and services mostly.

An excellent note-taking app makes life easy. It’s one app that knows all your deep, dark thoughts and secrets. Not only that, one even uses it to remember small things such as things to buy, important links, and more.

Android manufacturers love to pack their smartphone offerings with third-party apps. Everyone thinks that they can do better than Google. While it may be true in some ways, the majority users prefer and stick with Google’s default apps.

Transferring notes from one platform to another can be a tedious task. I just did something similar when I decided to stop using Evernote in favor of Google Keep. And believe me, the process wasn’t a glorious one. As a Google Keep user, I have

If you never want to forget a thing, the best way to go forward is to note it down in your to-do list, set a reminder, and go about your daily routine. Follow that and you will never forget a thing in your life. The only thing to remember here is tha

Lately, I have been fixating upon with notes and to-do list apps. I have discussed Notion, a combination of Google Keep and Docs, Dropbox Paper, OneNote, and Evernote. Today, we will be taking a look at Wunderlist and how it compares with my personal

One of the core features of a smartphone is taking notes. Earlier, users had to rely on a notepad and a pen for jotting down random thoughts, ideas, and inspirations.

Last month, I wrote a detailed post explaining why I moved all my data and files from Dropbox to Google Drive. This is part of my ongoing effort to move everything to a single platform. My idea is to use fewer apps and extensions/add-ons in favor of c

If you are into digital note taking, you must have heard about Evernote and Google Keep. Both popular note-taking apps are preferred by many and have a respectable fan base. Even though things are going south for

Unlike stock Android ones, Samsung-branded phones come pre-installed with very few Google apps. Well, because the company packs its own bundle of apps. For instance, you have Samsung Browser, Samsung Keyboard and even Samsung Notes. Interestingly, no