15 Google Docs Hacks Everyone Should Know
15 Google Docs Hacks Everyone Should Know – share.google
Throughout my academic and professional journeys, one thing has remained my constant ally: Google Docs. Not only is having all your documents available no matter where you are helpful, but the software itself is surprisingly versatile and intricate. I have used it for over 15 years to manage basically my entire life.
6 Pixel camera tricks I wish I knew earlier
6 Pixel camera tricks I wish I knew earlier – share.google
If you own a Pixel phone, you already have one of the most powerful pocket cameras on the market, but chances are you are only scratching the surface of its true potential.
Google Is Readying a Big HTTPS Change for Chrome
Google Is Readying a Big HTTPS Change for Chrome – howtogeek.com
Most of the web is now encrypted in transit with HTTPS, which has been a substantial improvement for privacy and security over regular HTTP websites. Now, Google Chrome is gearing up to take the next step: warning people when they try to visit non-secure websites.
Google Maps Has a “Lists” Feature
Google Maps Has a “Lists” Feature—And It’s Way More Useful Than You’d Think – howtogeek.com
Google Maps is one of those apps that probably has more features than anyone could know about. One feature you might be missing out on is Lists. This is more than just a bookmarking system—it can make trip planning and exploration much easier.
7 Chromebook Myths That Keep People From Switching
7 Chromebook Myths That Keep People From Switching – howtogeek.com
Chromebooks have improved a lot since they were first launched back in 2011. Modern models are fast and capable, yet many people still think they’re limited or underpowered. If you’ve considered but resisted switching to ChromeOS, here’s the truth about some of the myths that might be holding you back.
9 Google Maps Gestures Every Driver Should Know
9 Google Maps Gestures Every Driver Should Know – howtogeek.com
Most drivers probably don’t realize they’re missing out on some of the best features of Google Maps. Below that simple surface, though, is a lot of intuitive gestures and features designed to make driving safer, less stressful, and a lot smoother. These are simple, easily accessible interactions built right into the app’s core to make your time behind the wheel secure and seamless.
Android vs. iOS: What’s the Real Difference?
Android vs. iOS: What’s the Real Difference? – youtube.com · History of Simple Things
Google Wallet Is Becoming a Better Travel Companion
Google Wallet Is Becoming a Better Travel Companion – howtogeek.com
Whether it’s finding your next train or taking a flight across the ocean, travel can be incredibly stressful. Google Wallet is already an essential travel app, but it’s getting a nice update that will make it even more useful on the go.
Don’t Buy an Android Tracker Without This Essential Feature
Don’t Buy an Android Tracker Without This Essential Feature – howtogeek.com
We’ve all had that moment of panic when our keys or wallet seemingly disappears into the abyss. If you’re thinking one of those small item trackers is the answer, you’re on the right track, but there’s one important feature you should make sure it has. You could miss out on the real magic that makes these gadgets worth owning.
Pixel 4 Watch Tips and Tricks: Master Your Smartwatch Today
Pixel 4 Watch Tips and Tricks: Master Your Smartwatch Today – share.google
The Pixel 4 Watch is a sophisticated smartwatch designed to integrate into your daily life seamlessly. With its advanced features, it offers a blend of convenience, safety, and personalization to meet diverse user needs.
8 Tips to Keep Your Chromebook Secure
8 Tips to Keep Your Chromebook Secure – howtogeek.com
Chromebooks are renowned for their powerful safety and privacy features, but that doesn’t mean you can just stop worrying about either of those issues. Any security system is only as strong as its weakest link, and you don’t want that to be you.
– ChromeOS 141 rolls out
ChromeOS 141 rolls out with a new battery health feature, but a few key devices are still waiting for it – chromeunboxed.com
ChromeOS 141 is rolling out now and we might have a new way to collect release notes along with it. I don’t know how long Google’s been pushing update notes to the Chrome Enterprise and Education site, but I really like how they are laying these out now. It’s simple and easy to see what’s new in a list sort of form, though unfortunately that list is quite short this time around.