Users can rest assured that Google Keep is here to stay, at least for the time being.

Harnessing the power of generative AI, Google Keep will now be able to assist users in creating a list based on context.

Users won't have to do anything to finalize the transfer, as the move will be fully handled by Google.

This tutorial explains how you can create Google Keep Notes using Google Assistant.

A recent APK teardown of Google Keep has revealed that Google is still working on bringing more text formatting options to the app.

In an APK teardown, it looks like proper text formatting tools could soon be coming to Google Keep.

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