For any IT administrator or enterprise team, migrating years of organizational chat history, group threads, and company channels from one collaboration platform to another is usually a massive headache. It often means relying on expensive third-party tools, wrestling with complex custom scripts, … [Read more...] about Google Workspace makes switching from Microsoft Teams way easier with free data import
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You can now load full Google Play Books into Gemini Notebook with ‘Expert Intelligence’
When Google rebranded NotebookLM to Gemini Notebook earlier this summer, it signaled a much bigger vision for the AI-powered research platform. While users have loved uploading PDFs, web links, YouTube videos, and Google Docs to ground their research, one massive source of human knowledge was always … [Read more...] about You can now load full Google Play Books into Gemini Notebook with ‘Expert Intelligence’
Googlebook is weeks from launch and Google still hasn’t named the operating system
We are officially just over two weeks away from Google’s in-person media event in New York City, where we will finally get our hands on the first retail Googlebook laptops from Lenovo, HP, Dell, Acer, and Asus. We know a good portion of the hardware specs. We know most (if not all of) the launch … [Read more...] about Googlebook is weeks from launch and Google still hasn’t named the operating system
Adobe Premiere on Googlebook: Leaked render reveals video editing is coming
Over the last few weeks, we’ve been absolutely flooded with leaks surrounding the upcoming Googlebook hardware. And while this hardware lineup looks incredible and is unlike anything we've ever seen before, there was one detail in a recent render that immediately caught my eye—and it finally, … [Read more...] about Adobe Premiere on Googlebook: Leaked render reveals video editing is coming
Google Search now lets you track flights, check airline miles, and book hotels directly in AI Mode
With the upcoming in-person Googlebook launch event in New York City and a packed travel schedule heading into the fall, logistical planning has been top of mind for me lately. Between comparing flights, juggling airline loyalty programs, and locking down hotel reservations, travel planning usually … [Read more...] about Google Search now lets you track flights, check airline miles, and book hotels directly in AI Mode
Gemini Live just became a true AI agent that can manage your day out loud
When Google first introduced Gemini Live, it immediately stood out as one of the most fluid, natural conversational voice experiences available on a smartphone and on the desktop via Chrome. Being able to talk through ideas, brainstorm, and interrupt without awkward pauses was impressive, but it … [Read more...] about Gemini Live just became a true AI agent that can manage your day out loud
ChromeOS 151 lands second quick-fix update to squash lingering Chromebook bugs
Just a week after Google pushed a point update to iron out initial window stutter and touch latency on ChromeOS 151, the development team is back with an additional maintenance update. Google has officially begun rolling out ChromeOS version 16733.57.0 (Browser version 151.0.7922.221) to supported … [Read more...] about ChromeOS 151 lands second quick-fix update to squash lingering Chromebook bugs
The best Chromebook deals today
For those of you who simply want the best deals on any given day in one place that is easy to see, understand, and digest, this will be your spot. Bookmark it for later and be sure to make this a priority spot to visit down the road when the time comes to shop for the right Chromebook at the right … [Read more...] about The best Chromebook deals today
New ‘Aneto’ Googlebook development board points to a 14-inch Snapdragon X convertible
As we inch closer to finally getting to get hands-on with the initial fleet of Googlebooks at the press event in New York just a few weeks from now, the upcoming Googlebook train of devices continues to grow and evolve. Like we saw in the early days of Chromebook development, there are devices … [Read more...] about New ‘Aneto’ Googlebook development board points to a 14-inch Snapdragon X convertible
Google is prepping your phone apps for Googlebook with a new Play Services update
With Google's September 15 in-person media showcase in NYC just a few weeks away, the underlying software pieces for the Googlebook ecosystem are falling into place at rapid speed. Over the last month, we’ve tracked leaks that showcase everything from incredible new hardware to the new ‘Continue … [Read more...] about Google is prepping your phone apps for Googlebook with a new Play Services update
The Fitbit Air’s silent alarm has been a game-changer for my morning routine
After a few nights of adjusting the strap and getting used to having a wearable on my wrist in bed, the Fitbit Air has finally won me over. I’ve never been able to comfortably sleep with a full smartwatch on, but the incredibly lightweight design of Google's new tracker makes it easy to forget it is … [Read more...] about The Fitbit Air’s silent alarm has been a game-changer for my morning routine
Googlebook is launching with a hardware lineup unlike anything in laptop history
When a major tech company introduces a brand-new operating system or platform architecture, the hardware playbook is usually pretty predictable: launch with one or two reference devices, test the waters, and spend the next three to five years working with OEM partners to build out the … [Read more...] about Googlebook is launching with a hardware lineup unlike anything in laptop history
