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Google Keep is the best note-taking app despite being underappreciated for everything it does. There might be more powerful note-taking apps, but where Google Keep shines is its simplicity, with ...

Stashpad, a developer-focused “DM to yourself”-styled notebook app, is now pivoting to a docs app that you can use without logging in. The company will still maintain its original notes app and call ...

Google’s NotebookLM, a note-taking app that’s infused with a large language model, is now available to everyone in the US. The company built NotebookLM to only pull information from a custom dataset.

Google’s building an AI-powered notebook tool called Project Tailwind, the company revealed at its I/O developer conference. The goal, Google says, is to take a user’s freeform notes and automatically ...

Feed your documents and other research resources into NotebookLM, and its genAI will analyze them, create new materials from them — even turn them into a spoken podcast with human-sounding AI hosts.

Silicon Valley’s tech giants intend to mainstream AI-powered note-taking and journaling. This could open up a whole new connection between the data we collect and the lives we lead. We all take notes.

It’s no secret that this sudden influx of generative AI tools has had companies like Google working around the clock to integrate the new technology into their various services. Now, in recent news, ...

A productive workflow is incomplete without an effective note-taking solution, and each of us has a favorite. Some people swear by the simplicity of Google Keep, while others prefer a robust solution ...