Top 5 tips and tricks for Google Messages
Top 5 tips and tricks for Google Messages – By Namerah Saud Fatmi Android Central
Google Messages is one of the best messaging apps out there for Android users. You can take advantage of a few nifty shortcuts in the app and save yourself a lot of time and energy in the process. Here are the top 5 tips and tricks for Google Messages that you need to learn today. They’ll help you communicate faster, better, and more conveniently.
How to Access the Google Docs Trash
How to Access the Google Docs Trash – By Mahesh Makvana How-To Geek
If you are looking to recover or permanently delete your Google Docs documents, you will want to access your Google Docs trash. It’s easy to find that on both desktop and mobile, and we’ll show you how.
How to change your Gmail name
How to change your Gmail name – By Dua Rashid Digital Trends
There are many reasons why you may want to change your name in Gmail. Some people made their first Gmail account in middle school and no longer wish to be identified with the embarrassing username they signed up with. Some people wish to change their last name after they marry. We have developed a short and easy guide for those of you who wish to change your username in Gmail.
How to Hide Files and Folders on a Chromebook
How to Hide Files and Folders on a Chromebook – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
You might have some things on your Chromebook that you don’t want wandering eyes to see. Thankfully, it’s super easy to hide files and folders on Chrome OS. Unlike when hiding files on Android, you don’t need any special software to do it.
Chrome Browser Shortcut Keys
7 Chrome Browser Shortcut Keys Every User Should Know! – By Simpletivity YouTube VIDEO
Shortcut keys can save you so much time when using the Google Chrome browser. From managing tabs and bookmarks to clearing your browser data and going incognito, Chrome shortcuts will make your life easier.
Here’s what you can do with RCS and Google Messages
Here’s what you can do with RCS and Google Messages – and why it’s worth trying – By Andrew Romero 9to5Google
While straightforward SMS texting isn’t perfect by any means, the adaptation of the RCS standard means you can do pretty neat things in Google Messages that you couldn’t for a very long time. Follow along to learn a few tips and tricks for using RCS messaging to the fullest.
How to Add a Printer to a Chromebook
How to Add a Printer to a Chromebook – By Mwiza Kumwenda MakeUseOf
A Chromebook is unlike most traditional laptops you’ll encounter. It runs a web-based operating system known as Chrome OS, which makes it a modern and versatile device to own.
How to back up pictures and videos on Android with Google Photos
How to back up pictures and videos on Android with Google Photos – By Andrew Romero 9to5Google
Google Photos makes it extremely easy to keep all of your photos in one place and safely in the cloud. It doesn’t matter what device you have; you can still keep all of your images backed up. Follow along to learn everything you need to know about backing up your images to Google Photos.
How to Restore Deleted Events in Google Calendar
How to Restore Deleted Events in Google Calendar – By Sandy Writtenhouse How-To Geek
Have you ever accidentally deleted a calendar event? Or maybe you deleted an event that you changed your mind about? You don’t have to ask the organizer to resend the invitation. You can easily restore deleted events in Google Calendar.
How to Save a Route on Google Maps
How to Save a Route on Google Maps – By Mahesh Makvana How-To Geek
By saving a route on Google Maps, you can quickly get directions to your specified destination. You can save routes on your iPhone, iPad, and Android phones, and we’ll show you how.
Chrome OS 97 Stable Channel arrives
Chrome OS 97 Stable Channel arrives: What you need to know – By Kevin C. Tofel aboutchromebooks.com
Now that the Chrome OS 96 Stable Channel has been fixed and pushed out, it’s time for the next version. The Chrome OS 97 Stable Channel arrives on Chromebooks this week and there’s quite a bit that’s new here. Google doesn’t yet have an official blog post on The Keyword about what’s new. But the release news is live, so let’s dig in.
Chrome OS 97 rolling out:
Chrome OS 97 rolling out: Gallery app gets new audio player & support for multiple windows, more – By Abner Li 9to5Google
Google previewed a slew of new features coming to Chromebooks this year. Until then, Chrome OS 97 is rolling out today with a brand new audio player as part of a broader tweak to the Gallery app.
Gmail tips and tools to make email easier
10 Gmail tips and tools to make email easier – By Shelby Brown CNET
If you’re just returning to work after the holidays, your inbox is likely a wild mess of unopened emails. Even though video and chat services like Zoom and Slack are integral parts of the workday, email isn’t on its way out the digital door.
What’s New in Chrome 97, Arriving Today
What’s New in Chrome 97, Arriving Today – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
Chrome 97 arrives on January 4, 2022. This release brings better tools for deleting stored website data, nicer-looking web apps, and more granular zoom controls for the mobile version of the browser.
How to Block Unknown Numbers on Android
How to Block Unknown Numbers on Android – By Joe Fedewa How-To Geek
One of the downsides of having a phone in your pocket all the time is unwanted calls. Sure, you could simply not answer the call, but that’s still annoying. You can avoid this by blocking unknown numbers on Android.