- Google announces a single note widget for Android Keep
- What’s new in Android New features announced in February 2023 Google Features on Android
- Memo widget that can be run on the home screen
On March 2, 2023 (Thursday), Google announced a new feature for the Android version of the “Google Keep” app.[أداة ملاحظة واحدة]It was announced again.
The new feature of the Android version of the “Google Keep” app[Single Note Widget]Google Features is one of the new features announced as the February 2023 release of Google Features on Android for Android, Wear OS, and Chromebook. Until now, the Android version of Google Keep had only two types of widgets: the Memos toolbar[Quick Capture]and a list of notes[Memo List]but was added[Single Note Widget].
Google Keep to provide a single note tool[ميزات Google على Android]
Google announces new Android features in February 2023: Google features on…
Differs[Single Note Widget]new about[Quick Capture]And[Memo List], which simply act as a shortcut to launch the Android version of the “Google Keep” app, and the biggest advantage is that you can run it on the widget. For example, if you put a note[Checklist]On the home screen as a widget, you can turn on/off the check on the widget.
supports[Single Note Widget]Also the new material design “Material You” “Dynamic Color”, and the color scheme that matches the wallpaper is applied automatically. If a note has collaborators, a co-editing car icon appears at the bottom of the note, making it easy to see if a note is co-editing at a glance.
The Android version of the new feature of “Google Keep” will be rolled out[Single Note Widget]in phases over a period of up to 15 days from March 2, 2023 (Thursday).
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