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Google Keep is one of the best note-taking apps around, managing to cram a lot of useful functionality into a clean, simple interface that's basically a collection of colored digital sticky notes you can put to whatever use you like. It couldn't be easier to create or access notes on Android, iOS, or the web, but even if you're a long-time Google Keep user, you might not have found all the features available just under the surface—and this list of tips and tricks will get you caught up. Share notes with your family to track grocery listsThis one tops the list of unknown Google Keep features that most anyone can appreciate: You can use it to share notes with other people, just like you're sharing a Google Doc. There are lots of ways this can be helpful, including family note-taking—for...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. Large TVs have become much more affordable in recent years, but a 98-inch Mini-LED model below $2,000 still stands out. The TCL 98QM7K is currently selling for $1,997.99, down from its regular $2,999.99 price and the lowest price recorded so far, according to price trackers. It's also one of the more notable TV discounts we've seen as early Prime Day deals begin to appear—for more such deals and shopping advice, check out our Prime Day 2026 coverage. The QM7K has earned strong reviews, including an "Excellent" rating from PCMag, and our own testing of the smaller 65-inch model left a favorable impression as well. Now, as for the TV i...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The built-in password managers from Google and Apple are quite good these days. But if you're switching between multiple devices and OSes, a dedicated cross-platform password manager like Bitwarden can really help. It's open-source, encrypted by default, and most of its features are free on all platforms. And you can even use it to sync passkeys and two-factor authentication codes between all your platforms. But just using the Bitwarden apps to store passwords and autofill them won't get you very far. Because you're dealing with extremely sensitive passwords and secure notes, you should take some extra steps to secure your data, and make the password management process a bit easier (without compromising your security)....