The first of the smartphone devices— Palm—was focused towards the men in suits. BlackBerry and its boys revolutionised the market further. The phone was a business device, meant for serious people, ...

Google recently introduced Keep, a note-taking service you can use to organize things you need to remember—notes to yourself, to-do or grocery lists, photos of receipts, a wine label or whiteboard and ...

Google has released its note-taking Google Keep app, and it’s not much more than a mildly useful app that doesn’t come close to the capabilities of Microsoft OneNote and Evernote. I’ve put it throught ...

I’m a big fan of Evernote and Microsoft’s OneNote and am looking forward to the rumored Google note-taking app named Keep as well. But if I had only one note-taking and data capture app to rely on, ...

When it comes to the best document editing apps for small teams, three big names come up – Evernote, OneNote, and Google Docs. Although Word Online, Dropbox Paper are well-organized, most people try ...

Google Keep gets overshadowed by Evernote and Microsoft Onenote, but it can be a powerful part of you productivity arsenal, particularly if you’re invested in Google’s ecosystem. Like the rest of ...

Brady Snyder is a technology journalist that has written about mobile devices and computers for multiple publications for over two years. He graduated from St. John's University with a B.S. in ...

Google is prepping to launch a cloud-based notetaking service to compete with Evernote and Simplenote, according to a sighting by AndroidPolice. Google briefly went live with a service called Keep ...

This post will show you how to use Google Keep. Google Keep (formerly Google Keep Notes and Google Notes) is a note-taking service included in the Google Docs suite. It is the age of cloud computing, ...

As a journalist and avid enthusiast of productivity apps, I’ve used more note-taking apps than I care to admit. Google Keep, OneNote, SimpleNote, and a pretty wide assortment of open-source tools have ...