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At last, Google Workspace is making this small but vital change to making slides, and I'm so relieved

By Mike Moore published

Say goodbye to fiddly resizing and scaling - at least in Google Slides.

Google wants to give IT admins more control over what Chrome extensions you use at work

By Craig Hale published

Google has finally launched its Enterprise Chrome Web Store, and we already know which features are coming next.

AI could save the public sector billions — if it is willing to open up

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

The public sector is yet to embrace AI, but Google says it could save up to £38bn annually in the next 5 years

Google Meet will now use Gemini to suggest "next steps" after your team meetings

By Mike Moore published

Google Meet looks to get better at suggestions, also adds short history for live captions.

Meta helped design a chip for its own network, but you'll never be able to buy it

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Meta and Marvell Technology have developed the FBNIC chip.

Google Sheets is getting faster and more effective, and I can't wait to ditch Excel for good

By Mike Moore published

Your spreadsheet game might be about to get a serious upgrade thanks to Google Sheets.

Google is using its Gemini AI to boost education platforms

By Craig Hale published

Google wants to “enhance and enrich teaching and learning experiences” rather than replace teachers with new Gemini plans.

Google Agentspace wants to use AI to help you find out all the work information you need

By Mike Moore published

"Multi-modal search agent" can answer even complex questions about your organization.

After Nvidia, Mediatek may have convinced another huge tech company to use its expertise to develop AI chips

By Efosa Udinmwen published

Google and MediaTek join forces on next-gen AI chips, aiming for more affordable and efficient TPUs set to launch in 2026.

Missed a crucial Google Meet call? You can now catch up easily in Chat

By Craig Hale published

Google Meet will soon get tighter Chat integration, including sharing and emoji reactions.

Google Chat takes on Teams, Slack with instant meetings

By Mike Moore published

Google Workspace users can quickly start audio chats with new huddles in Chat.

Google I/O 2024 – the 7 biggest AI announcements, from Gemini to Android 15

By Jacob Krol last updated

Google kicked off I/O 2024 on May 14 with a jam-packed keynote – here are the 7 biggest things the technology giant unveiled.

Are you an educator or student? Google's new features for Chromebooks and more will make your life way easier

By Allisa James published

Google continues to enhance ChromeOS and Chromebook with even more useful accessibility and educational tools.

Acer is giving away $240 worth of Google goodies for free with its new Chromebooks, just remember to cancel the $20 monthly subs afterwards

By Wayne Williams published

Acer gives away $240 of Google AI tools with select Chromebook Plus models for a limited time.

Google Chat wants to help you dump Microsoft Teams for good

By Mike Moore published

Users can now migrate messages from Microsoft Teams to Google Chat with new service.

Gemini will yada yada your Google Chat into a neat summary

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Gemini will starts assisting with summarizing Google Chat conversations.

Google relaunches Cameyo - so more of your favorite Windows apps are coming to ChromeOS

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

ChromeOS devices can now run even more apps, including legacy client-based apps, thanks to Cameyo.

Google Gemini's new model is the brainstorming AI partner you've been looking for

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Gemini adds smart home controls.

Good news — your Google Meet call will soon be able to take notes for you

By Mike Moore published

Automatic meeting note generation is coming to Google Meet soon.

Gemini's AI will soon slide into your DMs on WhatsApp and Messages

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Gemini will launch extensions for WhatsApp and Messages apps.

Gemini is coming to solve all your Google Meet meeting issues - whether you want it or not

By Craig Hale published

Google is using Gemini to catch you up on anything and everything you missed on that video call.

Google Gemini is set to become a significantly better phone assistant thanks to these two small upgrades

By Hamish Hector published

Google Gemini's new app access options aren't something to be scared of; it's something to celebrate.

Google’s Private AI Compute will let users securely run even the most powerful AI models on your smartphone

By Craig Hale, Craig Hale published

Private AI Compute aims to be the perfect middle ground between on-device and high-risk cloud.

Google Drive's new Gemini features include video analysis at last - but be wary of possible security risks

By Ellen Jennings-Trace published

Google Drive gets some useful, but possibly risky features.

Gemini can now use Python code to create charts about your Google Sheets data

By Craig Hale published

Gemini in Sheets will help you understand, analyze, and visualize your data - but there is a slight catch.

HP's new built-in eSIM lets you stay connected to the internet, even without Wi-Fi

By Udita Choudhary published

HP Go eSIM set to launch in Spring 2025, initially for US users.

Gmail users can now send encrypted emails, even outside of their organization

By Craig Hale published

Gmail users can send encrypted emails to all inboxes, but they may need to open a guest account.

Google is adding Gemini AI to Chrome's address bar, which may be a better idea than you think

By Eric Hal Schwartz published

Google Gemini AI adds mobile file uploading and Chrome address bar access.

12 super-useful new tools from Google I/O 2025 you can actually try right now

By Mark Wilson published

Google I/O 2025 had a lot of a future-gazing, but it did also see some handy new tools actually launch – these are all of the ones you can try today.

Google Chrome launches better warning labels to make sure you know you're using a company profile

By Craig Hale published

Google doesn’t want you mixing personal and work browsing sessions with its latest Chrome Enterprise update.