You’re probably blissfully unaware of the fact that Google knows way more about you than you think. Google knows what you search for, what interests you, and which places you visit in the real world. It then sells this data to advertisers and third parties with the goal of offering you information that may be helpful to you.
With Google Cloud Print being whisked away into the sunset in just a few weeks on December 31, 2020, many of you have seen the notice plastered at the top of your Chromebook’s print dialogue and have reached out to ask us what your options are going forward into the new year…
HOW TO PRINT FROM YOUR PERSONAL CHROMEBOOK WITHOUT GOOGLE CLOUD PRINT
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Easily start a new Google Doc, Sheet, or Slide from your web browser’s search bar…
If you use Google as your search engine in Google Chrome, you can open a new (blank) Google Doc, Sheet or Slide by typing the following in the browser address bar:
docs.new
sheets.new
slides.new
Gmail has a neat feature where users can recall emails sent before they have reached the recipient. This feature is vital because, at any time, you could send an email to the wrong person or even an email to the right person but with the wrong text…
Let the folks at “The Windows Club” walk you through the simple process of enhancing a feature in “Gmail” that will allow you to undo a sent email within 30 seconds of sending it. I don’t know how many times I have used this feature, but it is very handy and will make you think twice about the email content you send.
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Learn “How to Recall or Unsend an email in Gmail” @ The Windows Club
Google has another experimental tool that anyone can access and it’s called ‘Verse by Verse.’
The new tool enables anyone to generate poems in the style of famous poets with the help of artificial intelligence. Verse by Verse involves input from both human and machine to make the final poem, one that may be less than sensical depending on how heavily you rely on the AI’s suggestions.
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Google says that if you don’t check in on your Google Drive files every now and then, it may delete them…
Google announced a new storage policy Wednesday governing user accounts, and while most of the resulting headlines focused of a new price tag for Google Photos, an important change went mostly overlooked
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Google announced Wednesday that Google Photos would no longer allow unlimited high-quality photo and video storage for its previous price of free…
The move appears to be part of a larger effort by Google to tamp down on — or at least make money on — the massive amount of data it stores. Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides will begin counting toward data limits, and Google will also start automatically deleting data from inactive accounts.
Read More @ Mashable
