Chrome has a bad reputation for hogging memory. Even Google has shared tips on how to reduce Chrome memory use. But with just a little bit of effort, there’s a lot you can do to keep Chrome RAM usage at a minimum. Find Out How Much RAM Chrome Is Using There are two easy ways you […]
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Something really cool happened today. I wanted to look up some details on Solitaire, the game that Microsoft Windows made popular around the world. So as any normal person would do, I went to Google and typed “solitaire”. Here’s what happened next. Solitaire How to play: Search Solitaire in Google. That’s right, you can play a […]
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If you use Google Keep on the web and on your mobile device, then why not also in your browser? Chrome and Firefox have extensions for the popular note-keeping application that give you fast access. With a click, you can save a website, open your notes, or make Google Keep more useful with these great […]
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Google has launched a brand new product called Google Gnome. This is a smart product for smart people, with Google announcing that the arrival of Google Gnome means that, “The smart yard is finally here”. Given how useful Google Gnome could prove to be, you’d be a fool not to buy one. Google Home is […]
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Google is retiring Google Talk, also known as Google Chat, after 12 long years of service. The company is urging Talk users to switch to Hangouts rather than the combination of Duo and Allo. Which suggests that Google still has one (or seven) too many messaging/chat apps on its books. Back in 2005, before WhatsApp, […]
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Google Now on Tap is a useful tool introduced in Android 6.0 Marshmallow. It can scan through the contents of your screen and intelligently provide Knowledge Cards of important related information. For example, if a friend texted you about a certain restaurant, Now on Tap would be able to pick up the restaurant name from the conversation […]
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