The Google Keep text editor will add a new underlined A button in the bottom-left corner. Tapping brings up a toolbar with H1, H2, and Aa (regular text). You can also bold, italicize, underline, and ...

Benefits advisors, carriers, and other players in the employee benefits ecosystem must remain vigilant to ensure that their sales and distribution strategies are in-step with a changing market ...

Taking your Google Workspace ... the key points. Docs is also getting a "help me refine" tool, which will offer users helpful tips and suggestions on how to spice up your content.

There’s more to life than meetings. That’s a good mantra for the working world (taking notes, boss?), but also for a journalist who covers local government and crafts a biweekly quiz on the side.

(Santosh Kumar/ HT Photo) Though Bhagwat’s meetings across UP had ostensibly focused on the Sangh’s mission to cultivate one follower in every home during the centenary year, the RSS chief had ...

where developers could access vast libraries of ready-to-use containerized microservices to speed up new application development. The disconnect between operators building virtualized ...

But not this year. Gen Z – the first generation made up entirely of digital natives born between 1997 and 2012 – are taking the papal conclave into the algorithm age, turning the process of ...

Google is working on visual changes for Google Keep, using the Material 3 Expressive style. The app could specifically get a more prominent search bar and related tweaks. This news comes after we ...

Bundled Notes and Upnote aren't the only two good note-taking apps for mobile. Even Microsoft offers a simple and powerful note-taking app in the form of OneNote, and classic name ...

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The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan). It was started by Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia, a public-spirited philanthropist ...