Our digital world ……
“Between your Google Drive, Gmail, Google Photos and other Google services, you have 15GB of free storage — and that can be used up quickly. When you’re close to reaching the maximum, Google will ask if you want to purchase extra digital storage space with Google One.”
“Google’s had an Enhanced Safe Browsing feature in Chrome since 2019—a set of privacy features to help protect against phishing and malware attacks. Basically, if a link doesn’t seem quite right, Google will warn you about it. Recently, they finally brought the feature directly into Gmail.”
“Google Chrome users will see a pop-up in July when they update their browser to version 115 , initiating the first phase of Google’s years-long Privacy Sandbox project.”
“You might not be aware of Google Album Archive, but if you’ve used some Google app or service tied to a Google account that’s a few years old, you probably have some photos or videos stashed in the Album Archive — it’s a catchall destination for older media you’ve shared on Google services.”
“Google sent out an “update to Album Archive” email today informing users that an old photo gallery UI related to Hangouts is going away next month. It’s organized by conversation, including SMS threads, with the newest entry dating back to 2016, in my case.”
“In recent days, Google announced the deletion of millions of email accounts. The popular search engine’s messaging system arrived in 2004 under the name Gmail and was quickly adopted by users. Today, it is one of the most widely used email systems in the world.”
“Google recently pulled the wraps off the Pixel 7a. Whether you’re debating buying it over the Pixel 6a, you’ve already pre-ordered, or you’re not interested, there’s one thing you can still get excited about: new wallpapers.”
“In the five decades since its invention, email has completely revolutionized the way we communicate, but it’s also become sort of a drag.”
“Nest has been an incredibly popular brand in the smart home world over the past several years, but ever since Google took over, the pillars that customers loved about Nest have been slowly chipped away at.”
“YouTube Premium, the $11.99 per month ad-free version of YouTube, is today introducing a number of new features aimed at attracting and retaining subscribers.”
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