Did you know that Google Messages actually supports text formatting? Unfortunately, though, this feature isn't available to ...

Notably, Google Chat has supported rich text for some time, using symbols such as asterisks (*) around words to indicate different types of formatting. That was known as markdown.

Google Keep has finally expanded the text formatting options to its web app, almost two years after making them available for Android users. The update for Google’s web-based note-taking service ...

In April, Google Messages underwent a subtle but significant change, bringing back the single line compose field for text messages. This follows a series of recent updates that revamped the audio ...

Now, Google's note-taking app, Keep, is adding these rich text formatting options and more to its web app. The text options have been available for Keep users on Android devices since late 2023.

Google has announced that the rich text formatting feature is now available on the web version of Google Keep. The company has started rolling out the feature to Google Workspace, Workspace ...

Kerry Wan/ZDNET. If you use Google Messages on your Android device, you now finally have a way to change a sent text. Spotted by Phone Arena, a post on X from noted tipster AssembleDebug reveals ...

Rich text formatting was one missing feature that made Google Keep a less appealing option than other notation apps. For quick notes, sure: Who cares if all the text looks the same.