Google is making it easier to find new podcasts to listen to. While you have always been able to search Google for podcasts, you have previously then had to dig deeper into the results to find the podcasts and listen to them. Until now. How to Sort Good Podcasts From Bad Podcasting is coming of […]
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You don’t need shiny new apps and websites to organize your life. All you need is the trusty spreadsheet. If you have a Google account, you can use Google Sheets for the job. Unlock the “Essential Google Drive Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up to our newsletter Enter your Email Unlock […]
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Google has upgraded its Files app, adding two new features. The first is a new set of controls making it easier to play your local media offline. The second is a new all-black dark theme which should reduce eye strain and preserve your phone’s battery life. What Is Google Files and How Does It Work? […]
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Google has released Chrome 76 to the stable channel, pushing it out to everyone who uses the web browser. Alongside the usual litany of bug fixes come two changes that will affect users. One of which should help you circumvent soft paywalls. What Are Hard and Soft Paywalls? Paywalls are a growing trend, with major […]
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Chrome’s Omnibox is an address bar and search box rolled into one. Type a search query instead of a website URL into the box and you’ll see the relevant search results in Google because that’s Chrome’s default search engine. But what happens when you want to use a different search engine, say, a privacy-focused one […]
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Google Maps has two new tricks up its sleeve, and they should make commuters’ lives easier. While Google Maps is most useful for drivers—especially as Google can now direct you away from natural disasters—public transit users haven’t been forgotten. Google Maps Makes Commuters’ Lives Easier According to a post on The Keyword, Google Maps can […]
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