An award-winning iOS note-taking app is coming to Android this year, and it's going to replace all other notes apps for me.

Digital Extremes has launched Warframe on Android globally. For a limited time, players can claim a free cosmetic bundle when logging in.

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Google Keep is a simple, easy-to-use digital notebook that fits right into the Google and Android ecosystems. When you need to jot down a quick note or create a shopping list on an Android phone, you ...

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In a world where manufacturers are pushing their tablets to replace your laptop, Boox has taken a different approach with the Boox Note Air5 C. It doesn’t want to replace your laptop; it wants to ...

I’m always on the lookout for interesting organizational upgrades. (That’s just how cool of a fella I am, y’see.) And when it comes to jotting down notes and reminders, there’s always room for a new ...

Google Keep and Google Tasks have been among Google's most useful Android apps for years. Keep has always been the champion of quick note-taking, letting you jot down lists and record audio snippets.

The market of smartphones evolves fast, and sometimes, it's hard to keep up. While some users will be catching new phones every year, others have to keep up with their devices for two, three, or even ...

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There are two apps I almost always install on my new Android devices: Google Keep and Google Tasks. Keep is a super simple but very effective note keeping app, while Tasks lets me keep my to-do lists ...

Google giveth — and Google taketh away. If there’s one thing we’ve learned as Android-adoring animals over the years, it’s that you can’t ever fully count on Google to stick with something forever.