Google Calendar is introducing work hour segmentation and repeating out-of-office replies to help you organize your hectic schedule.
Google Calendar is introducing work hour segmentation and repeating out-of-office replies to help you organize your hectic schedule.
After launching its new photo editor on Android last year, Google Photos is now rolling out a new video editor with more editing features.
Chrome is giving users more privacy and fewer distractions, by muting web notifications while screen sharing.
Google has announced a new feature that lets you quickly preview how you look on camera before going on a Google Meet call.
Google has started testing a feature that provides information about search results - letting users get more context about them.
Google has announced that out of office information will now be available when replying to or mentioning someone in Google Docs.
Google Maps announced it's rolling out street-level details - like crosswalks, sidewalks, and more, in four major global cities.
The new Guest Mode on Google Smart Speakers limits access to your persona data like your calendar and won't save queries to your account.
To help users write comments quickly, Smart Compose and autocorrect are now available when adding comments in Google Docs.
Google is testing a new feature that will bring TikTok and Instagram videos into a carousel at the top of the Google app on mobile.
Google is using the Google Store to promote its various subscriptions, with a new dedicated page.
Google is launching a new AR-powered feature that lets users try on makeup and lipstick on its app.
Google is rolling out live caption support in Google Meets in four new languages: French, German, Portuguese, and Spanish.
According to reports, Google is testing a new dark mode in its desktop search experience.
Google is bringing messaging capabilities and customer insights on Google Maps and Search to help businesses answer questions from the public.
Google last week announced a new version of its Crawl Stats report within Google Search Console.
Google Photos will stop offering unlimited free photo backups on June 1st, 2021. After 15 gigs, you will have to pay for extra storage.
Google last week announced that it's bringing a family sharing feature to its Stadia cloud gaming service.