The second brain aspect of Google Keep kicks in when you use it with color-coded notes and label-based grouping. That's where ...

Google Docs has been my digital workspace for ages, my go-to for everything from meeting notes to comprehensive reports.

For those wondering how NotebookLM’s notebook share feature works, the process is similar to how you share something in Google Docs. You can click on the Share button at the top right, and edit ...

So for me, there’s a clear winner in the Google Keep vs. Simplenote battle. I’ve been using Simplenote as my primary note-taking platform for well over a year now, and it has never failed me.

Once you’ve signed in, navigate to the Google Docs interface through your browser or the Google Docs app. The platform greets you with a clean, intuitive interface designed for ease of use.

Both Google Docs and Microsoft Word let you create and edit documents on the web, for free. Find out how they compare in terms of formatting, templates, export options, and other features.

Google Meet's new Gemini AI feature, 'take notes for me,' captures and shares meeting notes automatically. The feature is rolling out to select Google Workspace users starting today.

When the meeting is finished, Google Meet will send out an email with a link to the notes to both the meeting owner, and anyone else who has "take notes for me" enabled.

1. Google Docs As a student, free and easy is usually the way to go. Nearly every student is familiar with Google Docs, and for a reason: it gets the note-taking job done.

Google’s Search Central document changelog explains: “A note about Notes What: Added a note about the status of Notes to the Notes documentation. Why: Notes is winding down at the end of July ...

Google has updated the Google Search Labs to say that Notes on Search now "ends soon." As a reminder, last November Google rolled out as a labs the Notes feature in Google Search and Google Discover.

But then came December and Google decided to remove the date and extended SGE as a labs experiment. Notes on Search, since it launched last November, had that May 2024 date on it. So that is not new.