There seem to be two types of people when it comes to tabs in their Web browser: Either you have a few, or you have hundreds. The problem is that once you have more than a dozen or so, it’s really hard to manage them. That’s why Google’s introduced Tab Groups to Chrome. Let’s check it out…
I spend a lot of time planning and meeting clients in Zoom. Generally these are all scheduled via email, so I spend a lot of time with Gmail and Zoom open, going back and forth. It’s a pain. Is there some way to hook the two together and make my meeting schedule process easier?
I just picked up a television with built-in Google Chromecast and am pretty psyched, but realize I don’t know how to proceed on the source side. If I’m viewing a Web page or YouTube video on my computer, can I just cast that content to my TV? If so, how??
I often miss away games for the teams I support and am wondering if there’s an easy way to add my team’s schedule to my Google Calendar? While I’m at it, any way to add UK holidays even though I’m based in the USA?
Is there any way in Gmail for Mobile (my iPhone) for me to read through an email message then mark it as “unread” so that when I get to my computer it shows up as not having been read? I tend to preview things on my phone and then forget to respond later when I’m in the office…
I’ve noticed that some of my colleagues have fairly complex signatures at the end of their emails. Do they type those in every time or is there a way to automate the process?
I do a lot of online research and it’s a pain to constantly search, click, back up, go to the next result, click, back up, etc. Is there some way to have search results automatically open in their own tabs in Chrome? I use Google as my main search engine, if that matters…
I have taken photographs of some presentation slides and would like to convert the text in the image to actual text I can copy and paste. I think that’s what OCR is? Is there an easy way to extract text from an image on my computer?
