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– Chromebook tips save me tons of time in Google Docs

These 5 Chromebook tips save me tons of time in Google Docs – howtogeek.com
If you’re a Chromebook user, then it makes the most sense to use Google’s productivity suite to its full potential. These lightweight web-focused computers are perfect for school, college, and even work. But if you know a few core tips and tricks about using Google Docs on your Chromebook, you will be even more efficient. That’s less time working, and more time pretending to work while you browse the web.

Google is bringing back one of my favorite Google Photos tools

Google is bringing back one of my favorite Google Photos tools – howtogeek.com
The Google Photos editing update earlier this year received a mixed reception, but one of the biggest things I noticed was the removal of a feature I used a lot: perspective correction. I was worried it was gone forever, but thankfully, it looks like Google is quietly working to bring it back.

Google Maps Adds 4 Sweet New Features

Google Maps Adds 4 Sweet New Features – share.google
New Google Maps features are always welcome around these parts, as I rarely leave the house without first opening Google Maps to make sure the route I plan to take isn’t flooded with Portland’s horrible traffic or to confirm that a business is indeed still open. Today, Google is pushing out at least 4 new features that you might actually find useful.

How To Reset Sync On Google Chrome

How To Reset Sync On Google Chrome – share.google
Chrome’s sync feature keeps your browsing data consistent across devices. Sometimes this feature encounters problems that need a fresh start.
Resetting sync clears your cloud-stored browsing information while keeping local data safe. You might need this when sync stops working, when you forget your encryption passphrase, or when you want to remove old data from Google’s servers.

Chrome’s New ‘Split View’ Is Now My Favorite Way to Use the Internet

Chrome’s New ‘Split View’ Is Now My Favorite Way to Use the Internet – share.google
Having previously been tested as an experimental flag, Google Chrome’s Split View feature is now rolling out in the stable version of the browser (version 142). It doesn’t seem to be live for everyone at the same time, but some people are seeing it. (I’ve got it in Chrome on my Mac, but not yet on Windows.)

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