Google Photos now boasts a feature called Memories. These use the Stories format you’ll be familiar with from social media, but with your own photos and videos. The aim being to remind you of days gone by, helping you relive your memories. Your Smartphone Is Your Best Camera With smartphone cameras being so powerful these […]
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Ever wondered what happens at tech trade shows like IFA? Want to block Google Calendar spam? In this week’s Really Useful Podcast you can! PLUS: obligatory retro games talk, and a look at some ridiculous EULA clauses you might have inadvertently signed up to… Really Useful Podcast Season 4 Episode 2 Shownotes In this week’s […]
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We depend on Google for looking up facts and information on any topic. But since Google doesn’t verify every link, it’s not always wise to trust the data it gives you. Google’s algorithms like PageRank have got better at assessing expertise and trustworthiness of a website. But the wrong information can sneak in or we […]
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Google is working on a fix to stop Google Calendar spam. Which is hitting more and more people every week. And while Google’s permanent fix isn’t ready yet, there is a way to stop Google Calendar spam right now by tweaking a few settings. Spammers Start Targeting Google Calendar Spam has traditionally been sent via […]
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Google Drive has come a long way from being an online-only, document viewer, and editor. Drive has some native features that make it an excellent PDF tool, but its compatible third-party Drive apps extend its usefulness and functionality. Unlock the “Essential Google Drive Keyboard Shortcuts” cheat sheet now! This will sign you up to our […]
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Google Maps is making it easier than ever to plan a route from A to B, whether you’re lost in the wilderness or a commuter looking for a quicker way to get to work. And it’s all thanks to now being able to combine different forms of transport together. Using Google Maps to Get From […]
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