A brand new version of Google Workspace is launching since we don't already have enough. It's called Workspace Essentials Starter, and it's going to cost you a big, fat zero dollars per month for you and your team. Wait, what? That's right, Essentials Starter will cost you nothing, and that's … [Read more...] about Google launches Workspace Essentials Starter, costs you nothing but doesn’t include Gmail
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Gmail on the web is getting a massive visual overhaul complete with Material You
A while back, we covered a fairly standard Workspace update blog post from Google. Inside of that blog post though, was something that flew completely under the radar. Google purposely dropped a single image of a completely revamped Gmail interface and chose not to say anything about it. Despite … [Read more...] about Gmail on the web is getting a massive visual overhaul complete with Material You
Strange Chrome OS 97 bug keeps some users from connecting to their HP printers
First reported by Kevin Tofel of About Chromebooks, some Chromebook owners simply can't print from their HP printers right now and are instead receiving a "filter error" issue. After bringing attention to this bug, many others have chimed in, stating that factory resetting their printers, … [Read more...] about Strange Chrome OS 97 bug keeps some users from connecting to their HP printers
G Suite Legacy free edition users may not be forced to pay for Workspace after all
Recently, we discussed how longtime users of G Suite's legacy free edition would basically be forced to upgrade to the new and improved Google Workspace on July 1, 2022, and there were understandably many people who were upset by the company's decision. Possibly due to the immediate and heavy … [Read more...] about G Suite Legacy free edition users may not be forced to pay for Workspace after all
Unthreaded Google Chat Spaces will now let you know when someone deletes a message
One of the most frustrating things for me about the new Google Chat and its Spaces is that several core functionalities are missing that were present in Hangouts. I mean, if you use it at all, you're probably already painfully aware of the fact that you can't edit messages, you only recently became … [Read more...] about Unthreaded Google Chat Spaces will now let you know when someone deletes a message
Google Docs users can now insert text or image watermarks to protect their work
What's one of the features that Google Docs is missing in your opinion? What's that, you say the ability to add a watermark to your document? I thought that was already available! Wasn't that something that most services have had since the early 2000s? Nope. Google Docs is actually adding it in … [Read more...] about Google Docs users can now insert text or image watermarks to protect their work
Acer tackles tough with 4 new education Chromebooks
BETT is billed as one of the world's largest Education Technology conferences and it has historically taken place around the end of January or the beginning of February. That changed when COVID-19 decided to derail nearly everyone's plans for the better part of two years. Canceled last year, BETT … [Read more...] about Acer tackles tough with 4 new education Chromebooks
At long last, Youtube Music is coming to supervised Google Family Link accounts
First discovered via an email sent out to a Google Family Link user on Reddit, Google's popular music streaming service, Youtube Music, is finally becoming available to supervised accounts! In the email, Team Youtube states that every child is unique and it works hard to provide parents and … [Read more...] about At long last, Youtube Music is coming to supervised Google Family Link accounts
Google Chat on the web gets bold and finally adds rich text editing tools
Until now, Google Chat on the web has had very limited tools for adding any sort of emphasis to your messages - absolutely nothing. You'd type something out and hit enter to send it. The Android app, on the other hand, has had a full suite of formatting options, and the experience across the two has … [Read more...] about Google Chat on the web gets bold and finally adds rich text editing tools
Google Drive will now alert you of suspicious files with a large, yellow banner
At Google's Cloud Next event last year, it announced that it was going to find new ways to protect users against spam and abusive practices of its services. The entire year was filled with Calendar and Drive spam among other things where suspicious events, files, and more were randomly appearing in … [Read more...] about Google Drive will now alert you of suspicious files with a large, yellow banner
G Suite Legacy Free Edition users are being required to upgrade to Workspace in July
Admins for organizations using G Suite's Legacy Free edition are receiving emails this morning stating that support for the service is being deprecated. All users are being told that they are now required to upgrade their license to the new and improved Google Workspace. This comes 16 years after … [Read more...] about G Suite Legacy Free Edition users are being required to upgrade to Workspace in July
HP unveils “Fortis” brand for blended learning with two Chromebooks in tow
Welcome to 2022 where CES might as well have been 100% virtual and most PC makers are content to simply launch new products on their own schedules. Personally, I'm all for it. As much as I like attending in-person events, a good majority of Chromebook-related releases require far less fanfare and a … [Read more...] about HP unveils “Fortis” brand for blended learning with two Chromebooks in tow











