Open to more Android tablets, Google note-taking app Keep introduces a two-column view

CTOnews.com, December 1 (Xinhua)-- after Google announced in September that it would introduce a two-column view for note-taking app Google Keep, the company has now announced that the view will be available to more Android tablets. After enabling two-column views for Google Keep on large-screen Android devices such as tablets, you can see the current list of notes on the left and the selected notes on the right.

After upgrading to version 5.22.452.00.90, Google Keep now runs on Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 devices running Android 13. Previously, the feature could only be enabled when Chromebook was running the Android app.

CTOnews.com learned that Google Keep is a note-taking and checklist app that can quickly record what you think and receive reminders at the right time. Take notes with voice anytime, anywhere, and Keep will automatically transcribe the voice into text. You can also take photos of posters, receipts or documents, which can be easily sorted out and found later. Google Keep allows you to easily record your inspiration or make a list and share it with friends and family.