I’m building out a class presentation in Google Slides and am wondering if I can use Google Gemini to create my slides? Gemini is Google’s generative AI system and I’m definitely a fan!
I’m building out a class presentation in Google Slides and am wondering if I can use Google Gemini to create my slides? Gemini is Google’s generative AI system and I’m definitely a fan!
There we were, my friend Kyle and I, going back and forth in email, trying to figure out a time when we could grab a cup of coffee, when he asked “can you shoot me over a cal invite for that, please?” But how do you create a Google Calendar event for an in-person meeting?
In the race to add AI smarts to everything digital, Google has integrated its Gemini AI system into the Gmail experience. But is it useful for searching your inbox and email archive? I take it for a spin to find out…
I used to enjoy digging through search results on Google but now it’s summarized at the top so I get the AI’s belief of what’s important. I don’t like it. Is there any way I can at least minimize the AI intrusion in Google search results in Chrome?
Fed up playing “find the article” on Websites that are drowning in advertising, links to other content, and poor design? Then you’re going to love the new “Reading Mode” feature in Google Chrome…
There’s now a super convenient way to submit queries to Google’s Gemini LLM generative AI system from within Google Chrome, but ya gotta know the shortcut. Here’s the scoop…
Thanks for your article about full screen webpage captures in Microsoft Edge. I use Chrome as a browser in Windows, however. A quick search did not show me that feature. Are you aware of a “screenshot” like feature in Chrome?
For various reasons, I would like to be able to both delete specific days of search history in Google and have it archive the least amount of historical data possible too. How can I set that up? I use Google.com for searches through Chrome on a Windows PC.