In recent months, “Google Workspace” branding has been appearing on more Android splash screens, and Google Keep is now the latest example.
Last year, Gmail on the web, iOS, and Android gained the “Google Workspace” brand underneath the animating app logo.
On Android, it has since come to Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides, as well as the Meet merger. Google Keep is now the latest example with version 5.22.362.x (not widely rolled out yet). It’s definitely more consumer-facing than the other apps, and has seen a number of updates in recent weeks:
- Google Keep rolling out ‘dual pane’ view for Android tablets and foldables
- Keep for Wear OS updated with Material You redesign [Gallery]
- Google optimizing widgets for Android tablets, starting with Drive and Keep
- Google Keep adds Wear OS 3 tile to quickly create notes
The biggest holdouts today are Google Calendar, Chat, and Tasks. The to-do client is picking up more and more cross-service integrations, while Calendar is another very consumer-first app, especially on Android.
Meanwhile, Jamboard and Voice (officially considered a Workspace “add-on”) would be technically eligible.
More on Google Workspace:
- Gmail for Android removing text labels from the bottom bar
- Google brings Workspace Individual tier to Europe
- Google Docs now has an easy way to add emoji
- Gmail web search will now surface Spaces from your Google Workspace
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