Google has announced early access to Chrome OS Flex, a new version of Chrome OS that will bring the benefits of Chrome OS to older PCs and Macs.
Google has announced that it is releasing a new free plan to allow users on other services to access basic Google tools.
In November, YouTube is adding a new background listening feature to YouTube Music’s free subscription tier.
Here are three Facebook Blueprint courses to help you get useful information from insights on how your business is performing on Facebook and Instagram.
Netflix now lets registered non-paying users watch a number of movies and episodes from popular shows.
Here are all the training courses you should consider this week, as part of Facebook's free 'Summer of Support' initiative.
Facebook has launched 15 new free Blueprint courses covering the fundamentals for those who want to take their businesses online.
After healthcare workers, Headspace is now extending its free premium subscription to everyone who has lost their job in the US.
Access to the Google Meet video conferencing tool is now free for anyone with a Google account - not just G Suite customers.
Netflix is making some of its shows available for free on YouTube, in a move to make its content more available during the coronavirus pandemic.
During the pandemic, MoMA is offering a range of free art classes covering subjects like Contemporary Art, Fashion as Design, and Photography.
After months of testing, YouTube is opening up its Video Builder to more businesses. The free beta tool lets them easily create short YouTube videos.
GitHub announced that all of its core features are now available for free to all users. That means free unlimited repositories with unlimited collaborators for all.
Leica and Olympus last week announced a range of free online sessions and discussions for people looking to learn more about their cameras and photography.
Nikon is offering its entire curriculum of online photography classes for free until April 30th. It's your chance to become the talented photographer you have always wanted to be.
You will soon be able to watch YouTube Originals for free, as Google opens up its Originals content to advertisers and switches to an ad-supported model.
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