When I think of the purpose of a lock screen, it’s right there in the name: lock. I swipe my pattern on the screen and have full access to my phone and its apps. But is there any value in using an app that is optimized for lock screen use? I didn’t think so, but … [Read more…]
Best of all, they’re completely free. These have allowed me to cancel my paid PDF editor subscription and save money. Here are the Google Drive features that made me stop paying for premium PDF apps, like Adobe Acrobat. Related 6 Google Drive features I wish I’d started using sooner Here are the features worth using … [Read more…]
Related 4 quiet Calendar upgrades that changed how I manage my time Google Calendar’s lesser known features can dramatically improve time management Structured helps handle the mental load of juggling tasks and deadlines Clarity at last The only effective way to motivate myself is to set a deadline. Whether set by myself or another, having … [Read more…]
As someone whose life practically runs on Google Calendar, I’ve never really had a problem with the core App itself. It shows my day clearly, syncs across devices, and works well enough that I’ve never really had to consider switching to something else. What has been a pain point of mine is how you add … [Read more…]
Google Photos is my default gallery app, but I have to admit that I spend most of my time browsing through my albums. I would open the app knowing that the photo I wanted existed somewhere, but unless I could remember approximately when I took it, I would end up scrolling through weeks or months … [Read more…]
Di tengah gelombang pesimisme mengenai dampak buruk kecerdasan buatan terhadap keamanan global, Anthropic mengambil langkah besar untuk membalikkan narasi tersebut. Perusahaan pionir AI ini resmi mengumumkan Project Glasswing, sebuah inisiatif kolaboratif berskala masif yang dirancang untuk melindungi perangkat lunak paling krusial di dunia dari ancaman serangan siber berbasis AI. Dikutip dari Engadget, Kamis (9/4/2026), proyek … [Read more…]
Back in January this year, we covered news that Google was finally adding vertical tabs to Chrome, bringing it to parity with alternatives like Edge, Brave, Firefox, and more. At the time, the feature was limited to Chrome Beta. That is officially changing now. Related Google Chrome is finally embracing vertical tabs Better late than … [Read more…]
Pleasing literally no one ever, Meta is officially bringing Instagram to Google TV. This follows the app’s initial launch on Fire TV devices last year, bringing not just Reels, but also your Instagram feed to the big screen. Related Instagram’s new tool lets you put AI slop in check Reclaim your feed with “Your Algorithm” … [Read more…]
Most users buy a Google Pixel for the ultimate Google experience, yet the very thing the company was built on (search) is the clunkiest part of the OS. On paper, having a dedicated search bar at your fingertips should be a productivity win, but in practice, it’s a frustration. Between the noticeable lag, the inconsistent … [Read more…]
Google is officially confirming the rollout of several Chrome features that we’ve previously only seen in leaks and rumors. After finally giving us vertical tabs with its last update, Chrome is now officially gaining split view support, PDF annotations right on the web, and an option to have downloaded PDFs saved directly to Google Drive! … [Read more…]