Gems are highly customized genAI chatbots with specific expertise that you can use in Google Workspace apps. Here’s why ...

The California-based tech giant announced that it is now rolling out the Search Live in AI Mode feature to Android and iOS users in the US who have set their language to English. First unveiled in May ...

Check out how to use Google Vids to create and edit professional videos suitable for YouTube right out of your Google Drive account.

Google is reportedly testing a few changes for its Docs app on Android, such as implementing better smartphone-friendly ...

Google has been steadily expanding its AI-powered tools over the past year, bringing more of its Gemini-based systems to all of its different applications. While we've seen more than a few AI features ...

The latest Gemini tool, integrated in Google Docs, is designed to do more than just narrate. It aims to help users hear your content out loud, absorb information better while reading, or help catch ...

Google Docs got started using Gemini to generate images last year, delivering a desktop tool. This month, that’s expanding to Google Docs on Android. You’ll need an AI Pro, AI Ultra, or supported ...

A lot of people use apps like Microsoft Word to create documents with interactive checkboxes. For instance, you'd need to insert checkboxes if you're putting together a to-do list (and don't want to ...

Google’s updating apps across Android to incorporate Material 3 Expressive design elements. We’ve identified some tweaks to the UI in Docs that aren’t yet live, but we can preview in the latest ...

To add a regular heading in the web version of Docs, select the text > select Normal text from the toolbar > choose heading. On the mobile app, select the text > A icon > Normal text > select the ...

Google Docs has an in-built word count tool that lets you check the total number of words as well as words in a specific portion. To use it on Google Docs website, hit the Ctrl+Shift+C keyboard ...

Superscripts are smaller characters set above the regular text line. They're used for mathematical equations (e.g., a²), copyright symbols (e.g., TM), temperatures (e.g., 23°C), and ordinal dates (e.g ...