We’ve been busy over the last couple weeks launching updates to make Google Apps more useful, whether you use Google Apps at work, at school or at home. Smart Rescheduler Lab in Google Calendar If you’ve ever tried to schedule time with a group of people who have packed agendas, you know how hard it [...]
Today’s update includes a handful of experimental features, a bunch from third-party developers and one that lets you build new features yourself. Enjoy! Fast new windows in Gmail Working with email in a single window can slow you down, so throughout Gmail there are places where you can launch what you’re doing into a new [...]
So you told your boss that you bought your Android smartphone so that you could track your business calls, be more effective when traveling for your company, have easy access to Gmail and keep your organization’s Twitter feed current. But we know what’s really going on — you got that smartphone because it was cool [...]
The Google Apps team here in New York City is a hotbed of movie fanatics. But while planning a recent movie night, we realized we spend too much time organizing our events and not enough time discussing, debating and watching movies. To take the hard work out of planning, we turned to Google Apps Script, [...]
The Google Apps team has had another productive couple of weeks. We released a number of helpful new features, and were happy to welcome new customers to the future of computing. Upload any file to Google Docs Last Tuesday, we began rolling out the ability for you to upload any type of file to Google [...]
See the complete article here! At CES this past week, Google executive Andy Rubin said that the next version of the Nexus One phone will be for the enterprise. It could have a physical keyboard. Our bet is that Google Apps will be tightly integrated into the Nexus One enterprise phone. Google syncs every Android [...]
Over the holidays, clever elves left us some nice improvements to Google Apps for individuals, companies and schools using our web-based services. Co-editor presence in presentations When you’re co-editing in real-time, knowing where collaborators are making changes helps you avoid stepping on each other’s toes. We already have visual indicators for co-editor presence in documents [...]
Here’s a list of my favorite Google services that were launched or were significantly improved in 2009. 10. Google Public DNS – a DNS resolution system that doesn’t offer too many features, but it’s free and fast. Very fast. 9. Google Fast Flip – a service that lets you quickly browse news. It’s easy to [...]