Andy Wolber

Now you can rely on the simplicity of Chrome OS for most work, and pay to access Mac or PC apps as needed with services like Fra.me, Paperspace.com, and MacinCloud.com.

Often when browsing, you’ll come across links you may want to save for future use. Here are six ways you can save and share your links with Google.

A long document might be easier to read in the EPUB format, since a reader can adjust the font, font size, margins, and more. Here’s how you can export to EPUB from Google Docs.

With Safari and Chrome—and a bit of knowledge—you can type in a Google Doc, browse the web, and watch YouTube all at once on an iPad. Andy Wolber shows you how.

Cloud technology is making many computing tools available in the browser. Andy Wolber looks at a few apps that let you create 3D objects on your Google Chromebook.

With Calendar, Inbox by Gmail, and Google Keep, Google has created a productivity suite focused on getting things done. Andy Wolber shows you how to be more productive with these apps.

The EFF recently published a “Guide to Chromebook Privacy Settings for Students.” Andy Wolber suggests three additional options to make your Chromebook activity even harder to track.

Andy Wolber shows you how to edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents stored on Google Drive from your desktop or mobile device.

Andy Wolber shows you how to enable speech-to-text features with Google Docs on Chrome OS, Android, and iOS devices.

Andy Wolber looks at three apps that turn a Chromebook into a powerful tool for a musician.

Help people find your business locations from their smartphone by adding Google Maps links to your website.

Google’s Handwriting Input app makes writing on your Android device easier than ever. Andy Wolber explains.