Communicate more effective with Google G Suite

Google G suite offers companies a very powerful cloud-based business tools. Nowadays it doesn’t matter anymore whether you are at work, at home or on the other side of the globe, because with G Suite you can always do your work and communicate with your coworkers regardless of your current location or device. Also with these tools your companies can improve their working and make it more profitable and easier. In this article we are going to tell you few tips about how to use all these great tools to make your communication with your colleagues, customers and others...

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Better communication with Google Hangouts Chat

Hangouts Chat is Google G Suite’s new business-focused chat tool. Much like classic Google Talk text chat and Hangouts video calls, the new Hangouts Chat is an easy way to discuss with others. Teams can communicate in group chat and one-to-one messages. By being directly integrated into all the Google services businesses are already using, like Drive and and Google Calendar, Hangouts Chat can streamline tasks like file sharing and scheduling meetings. It also supports integrations with third-party apps and bots. Hangouts Chat is included with every paid G Suite account, so if your company’s using Gmail for your...

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Ways how Google G Suite make your business more efficient

Today’s workplace is much different than it was 30 years ago. Nowadays, business is conducted in the cloud. Google G suite offers you one good option when you think about taking your business to the cloud. G Suite is much more than just email. It also includes a variety of apps and features that can come in quite handy. It has allowed small and large businesses all over the world to dramatically increase efficiency and boost their bottom line. G Suite includes tools for communication, easy-to-use apps for content creation and collaboration,cloud storage and sharing capabilities, and the ability...

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Introducing Gmail’s new features

Google’s web-based email, Gmail, has more than 1.4 billion active users. Last April Google rolled out its biggest changes to Gmail since 2011. There are several features in this big Gmail update that everyone is likely to appreciate. Especially for people who get a lot of emails every day and use email in their work, this update is really needed. With this rollout, Google is aiming to make Gmail smarter, safer and easier to use. In this article we are going to introduce you some of these new useful features. Smarter Gmail is getting a lot more smarter. New AI-powered features in Gmail,...

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Space out with planets in Google Maps

Twenty years ago, the spacecraft Cassini launched from Cape Canaveral on a journey to uncover the secrets of Saturn and its many moons. During its mission, Cassini recorded and sent nearly half a million pictures back to Earth, allowing scientists to reconstruct these distant worlds in unprecedented detail. Now you can visit these places—along with many other planets and moons—in Google Maps right from your computer. For extra fun, try zooming out from the Earth until you’re in space! Explore the icy plains of Enceladus, where Cassini discovered water beneath the moon’s crust—suggesting signs of life. Peer beneath the thick...

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Save time with Quick Access in Drive

Today, we’re launching Quick Access, which shaves 50 percent off the average time it takes to get to the right file by eliminating the need to search for it. It uses machine learning to intelligently predict the files you need before you’ve even typed anything.   Quick Access predictions are based on an understanding of your Drive activity, as well as your interaction with colleagues and your workday patterns such as recurring team meetings or regular reviews of forecasting spreadsheets. Starting today, Quick Access will be available globally for G Suite customers on Android. Give it a try, and...

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Google will punish sites that use annoying pop-up ads

Google is about to deal a small blow to some of the most annoying ads on mobile: pop-ups and interstitials. It’s not a stretch to argue that readers don’t like these ads. So Google is making a call that websites that use pop-ups and interstitials are worse search results and may rank them lower because of it. There are a “hundreds of signals” that go into Google’s search result rankings, so it’s not like every website that uses these ads will feel pressured to remove them overnight. If a site with a pop-up still has the best information, it’s...

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What would happen if Google were to shut down for 30 minutes?

Ashish Kedia, Intern 2015, Web Solutions Engineer at Google In August 2013, Google and all of its services came down briefly for 2-3 mins. And the whole internet traffic went down by a massive 40%. A similar incident also occurred in May 2009. Note that it was just for 2 mins. Imagine 30 mins. It’s highly unlikely but here is what I think will happen –  First few mins people will check their internet connection. Some will even call their Service Provider. Some may even check for hardware failures on their side – which is still more likely than 30...

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