Latest from Andy Wolber
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Google Workspace: A cheat sheet
Formerly known as G Suite and Google Apps, this comprehensive guide outlines the essential features of Google Workspace for organizations.
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How well does Google Docs spelling and grammar check work?
For standard business writing, Google Docs' grammar suggestions have improved a lot since the feature debuted in 2019. Here's how much better it has become.
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7 best alternatives to Google Hangouts
For people in the United States, a move to Google Voice makes sense, but the free version of Google Voice isn't available everywhere. Here are some additional options to explore.
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5 scriptwriting apps that work on a Chromebook
As more companies create scripted video than ever before, these apps let you write, collaborate on and export your script to Final Draft, Fountain and other formats on a Chromebook.
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How to reduce data usage in Google Meet
The following steps can minimize the bandwidth impact of video meetings and stay under ISP data caps.
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How to alphabetize in Google Sheets
Sort A-Z or Z-A in Google Sheets on any platform and also sort in sequence by more than one column on the web.
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How to use Google Calendar: 6 tips
As public events gradually resume after a long pause, these tips can help you track community events, minimize scheduling conflicts and ensure access to your calendar as you travel.
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How to use Feedly with Twitter to replace Nuzzel
With Twitter shutting down Nuzzel after an acquisition, you might wait for Twitter to rebuild Nuzzel features, turn to Twitter's sorting or connect Twitter to an RSS reader.
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How to make Windows 10 feel more like a Chromebook
Make your Windows system work a little more like a Chrome OS device—or, if you're really committed, leave Windows behind entirely.
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How to access information offline anywhere on the globe with these apps
If you have sufficient storage space, you can carry Wikipedia, maps, translation and weather apps with you wherever you go—even if there's no internet connection.