I was watching videos on YouTube the other day when something caught my attention: The placement of the comments on the video was not in the same place I've known it to be for years. Instead, it appeared in a small section next to the channel's information. I thought this was odd, as I recall it … [Read more...] about The YouTube Comments Panel and Teaser are my new favorite thing
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How to use Markdown to write in Google Docs
Markdown - a lightweight markup language for creating formatted text using a plain-text editor - has been supported by Google Docs in a very limited capacity when composing a document for some time now. The syntax is intended to make internet writing easier and is a popular alternative to WYSIWYG … [Read more...] about How to use Markdown to write in Google Docs
If the Pixel Buds Pro ship with latency issues, I might cry a little bit
There's no denying it at this point: I'm terribly excited for the Pixel Buds Pro. So excited, in fact, that I've started using the Pixel Buds A-Series around the office just to remind myself of how good the experience is when using Pixel accessories with a Pixel phone. I keep looking back at the … [Read more...] about If the Pixel Buds Pro ship with latency issues, I might cry a little bit
Google TV may soon install and log you into your streaming apps automatically
9to5Google spotted during an APK teardown that Google TV may soon automatically log in to previously connected apps and services to make it easier to get started with a new smart TV or dongle. Today, you can sign in to your different streaming services and music app in the Google Assistant settings, … [Read more...] about Google TV may soon install and log you into your streaming apps automatically
Chrome may soon give you translate options for selected text
Google Translate as a product is a great example of how artificial intelligence and deep learning models can enrich our lives. It powers much of our current technology, and many depend on it for everyday life. Soon, it may receive an update that will take its helpfulness even further. As spotted … [Read more...] about Chrome may soon give you translate options for selected text
The Chrome Cast 176: Snapdragon 8cx Chromebooks and new Pixel hardware gets closer
This week on The Chrome Cast, we begin the show by first announcing our latest - and largest ever - giveaway: 30 Logitech ChromePacks that are full of great accessories for the Chromebook-equipped classroom. These backpacks come loaded with a keyboard, mouse, Blue microphone, headset, and webcam - … [Read more...] about The Chrome Cast 176: Snapdragon 8cx Chromebooks and new Pixel hardware gets closer
How to share your location with loved ones for safety reasons using Google Fi
Ever since Google implemented its Family features in its Fi phone service, more families have taken to the built-in group plans. Not only can you get a great deal on your monthly bill with more people attached to it (assuming they cough up the cash at the end of the month), but there are also … [Read more...] about How to share your location with loved ones for safety reasons using Google Fi
The new ASUS Chromebook Flip CM3 is now available
Last year, ASUS rolled out two Chromebook CM3 models powered by the same MediaTek 8183 SoC found in the original Lenovo Chromebook Duet tablet. While the detachable version of the CM3 had some notable advantages over the Duet, the 12" convertible model was overpriced and somewhat lackluster in the … [Read more...] about The new ASUS Chromebook Flip CM3 is now available
eSignature coming to Google Docs for Workspace Individual customers
Since the launch of Google Workspace Individual a year ago — a new service to help one-person businesses grow by letting them use the same apps they use in their personal lives — Google has made several upgrades to give its users more bang for their buck. However, realizing there's more to be done, … [Read more...] about eSignature coming to Google Docs for Workspace Individual customers
AOPEN announces the flexible ACE Mini PC
AOPEN may not be a household name in the PC world but chances are good that you've crossed paths with the Acer Group company at some point in time. Specializing in digital signage and scalable kiosk solutions, AOPEN has been an industry leader for more than two decades. Powering kiosks, … [Read more...] about AOPEN announces the flexible ACE Mini PC
Google Stadia is finally launching in Mexico later this year
Just yesterday, Google held a virtual presentation where it announced several initiatives in Mexico in an effort to diversify its services portfolio in new regions. You can watch the entire thing in the video below, but one of the things that stood out to me was that Stadia has plans to launch in … [Read more...] about Google Stadia is finally launching in Mexico later this year
Win 30 Logitech ChromePacks to outfit an entire classroom
In case you didn't know, Logitech has been making great accessories that work perfectly with Chromebooks for years at this point. I've been a big fan of their keyboard and mouse accessories for quite some time and have used countless versions with numerous Chromebooks over the years. With the … [Read more...] about Win 30 Logitech ChromePacks to outfit an entire classroom
