In case you missed it, G Suite has been rebranded to Google Workspace. That happened in October 2020. G Suite is still being used but only as the legacy free edition. It’s for those who want to keep using G Suite and don’t want to upgrade to a Google Workspace. The free edition works but […]
Read MoreGoogle Workspace was made available to everyone last month. The Workspace Individual was also made ready. In the past year, we have seen how the program has improved especially since more people are using it for remote work. The “unlimited” docs space has been extended until 2022. Another update delivered Google Assistant and other integrations. […]
Read MoreMuch to the consternation of a lot who depended on the “unlimited” storage that Google offered, the tech giant announced previously that they are making some changes towards this. Google Photos is the most affected as uploads will start counting towards your Google Drive quota starting this June. The same goes for those creating Docs, […]
Read MoreWhile we’re probably still referring to it as G Suite, Google rebranded its productivity platform into Google Workspace late last year. After months of listening to feedback on how enterprises and individuals have been using it, they’re now bringing a major update to the entire space and the apps that are connected to it. Probably […]
Read MoreGoogle has just announced that their G Suite productivity tools have now been rebranded as Google Workspace. Along with the name change, we’re also getting new icons for the apps within the suite which include Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Chat, Rooms, and Meet. This will affect not just the paying G Suite customers […]
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