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Good news for those who occasionally make typos when entering URLs in Chrome: Google has introduced a set of enhancements to simplify and streamline your browsing experience. These updates were announced by Google on a Friday and include an improved autocorrect feature. In the past, Google’s desktop version would only autocomplete URLs if you typed… Read More →

The search giant is introducing a refreshed look for Google Messages, with a prominent display of the company logo Although the famous four-color G did not previously appear on the app’s screen, we can see that it is now placed in the top left corner. Directly to your right appears the mention “Messages”, something that… Read More →

If you have several very old and/or inactive Gmail accounts, the time has come to start a password recovery to log in to those accounts… the goal? Don’t ever lose them. Google is warning its users that from next December, old accounts that have not had any activity for several months are at risk of… Read More →

In the not too distant future we will be able to say goodbye to the need to manually activate airplane mode on our electronic devices during air travel. Google recently registered a patent for a revolutionary technology that promises to change the way we use smartphones, laptops and tablets on board aircraft. Imagine yourself on… Read More →

Step-by-Step Guide to Set Up Google Analytics for Email Marketing   In the present era of digital advancements, email marketing has emerged as a fundamental component of every prosperous marketing strategy. By utilizing email marketing, your business can gain the ability to establish valuable connections with their target audience, foster meaningful engagement, and ultimately accomplish… Read More →

Many users must have already received an email from Google informing them of the imminent closure of the Album Archive, a service that allows users to view and access images shared on various Google platforms, including the extinct Google Hangouts. Google is now asking users to take action, and back up their content using Google… Read More →

Google has commenced the rollout of ChromeOS 114, the newest iteration of its dedicated operating system for compatible Chromebooks. While this update introduces a range of fresh functionalities, it regrettably falls short of delivering two highly anticipated features to users: Material You and the inclusion of any streaming applications within the stable version. About a… Read More →

Google has updated the password manager that is built into Google Chrome with a new set of features. The password manager already offers biometric authentication on Android and iOS devices, but now its desktop version is also getting the expected biometric authentication. That works as an extra layer of security when using autofill option. The… Read More →

On April 25th, 2023, Google Authenticator, a mobile application used for two-factor authentication (2FA) or multi-factor authentication (MFA), released an innovative update. The application generates time-based or HMAC-based one-time passwords based on a shared “secret” between the user and the service requiring authentication. The update allows users to store these codes locally or in their… Read More →

We’ve been hearing about the Pixel Fold for a long time, which will be Google’s folding smartphone. However, officially the search giant has yet to reveal anything about it. Now, a new video that was published on the social network Twitter seems to show what until today we had not seen.   The Pixel fold… Read More →

Google has announced new improvements for its Home application based on feedback from users during public testing. One of the new features is the ability for users to reorder their favorites for a custom home preview. This allows users to rearrange anything pinned to their Google Home Favorites tab. The new feature is rolling out… Read More →

Google has created a new feature for Android devices called “Auto-Archive” to help reduce the need to uninstall apps. This feature will allow users to easily trim unused apps without losing data saved in them. When you want to use the app again, just download it again and continue where you left off, as long… Read More →

On April 5, 2023, Google announced that it had reversed its enforcement of the 5 million files limit on Google Drive accounts, which had been previously undisclosed. The company had originally claimed that the limit was a “protection measure aimed at preventing any misuse of our system that could compromise its stability and security”. This… Read More →

Usually, and if there is no force majeure, the search giant organizes a conference, Google I/O, every year to present its new products (mainly software) and the date for the 2023 edition is already known: May 10th. For those who don’t remember, there was no Google I / O in 2020. The following year, a… Read More →