Comments To Notes In Google Search?
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Google may be bringing comments to the Notes on Google Search (and Discover) feature. Notes on Search came last November as a labs feature in Google Search and Google Discover. Google recently tested a new button for the notes feature in Search. Now Google may be testing comments on Notes.This was reported by Android Police (which I found via Glenn Gabe who wrote, "Interested in Google Notes? It could be expanding to allow comments on Notes."Here are some screenshots where you can see, "Comments...

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