Category: Google

Google Is Shutting Down Opal on November 17: What to Save and How to Move to Gemini Skills

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Google is retiring Opal on November 17 and replacing Gems with skills in Gemini. Here is what to save, the key dates, and how to build your first skill.

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Supermetrics vs Windsor.ai: Which Marketing Data Tool Is Actually Worth It in 2026?

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Supermetrics and Windsor.ai both connect your marketing platforms to Sheets, Looker Studio, and data warehouses. Here is what each tool actually costs, where each one wins, and the limitations neither company leads with.

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Google Pics: The AI Image Editor Now Built Into Google Docs and Slides

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Google Pics went GA on September 1, 2026. It edits individual objects inside images, translates in-image text across 29 languages, and co-edits like a Docs file. Here's what it does and how to use it today.

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Android Now Lets You Switch Password Managers Without a CSV File (Here’s How)

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Google's new Android feature lets you transfer passwords and passkeys between managers in a few taps, with no unencrypted CSV export. Here's exactly how to do it, which apps support it, and what still doesn't work.

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Gboard Just Got a Lot Smarter: 8 New Features You Should Be Using

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Google's Gboard has shipped AI writing tools, a voice dictation upgrade called Rambler, flick-gesture symbol entry, AI stickers, and more. Here's what's new and how to turn each feature on.

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Incogni Review: Is It Worth Paying to Erase Your Data Online?

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Incogni removes your personal info from 420+ data brokers automatically. Here's how it works, what it costs, and where it genuinely falls short.

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Google AI Professional Certificate: Full 2026 Breakdown

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Google's 8 course AI Professional Certificate on Coursera has 1.3M+ learners. Here's exactly what's inside, what it costs, and if it's worth your time.

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Google Maps Ask Maps Adds Food Ordering, Hotel Booking and Gmail-Aware AI

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Ask Maps can now order food, find hotels, and pull flight details from your Gmail. Here's what shipped, step-by-step setup, and where it falls short.

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14 Free Google AI Tools That Quietly Replaced Paid Software in 2026

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14 free Google AI tools that replace paid software: Pomelli, Mixboard, Stitch, Opal, NotebookLM, Antigravity, Jules, Code Wiki, Firebase Studio, Whisk, and more.

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Gemini’s Free 10-Video Offer: How to Use It Before August 4th

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Google is letting everyone create 10 free AI videos in Gemini through August 4, 2026. Here's exactly how to claim them, step by step, before the offer ends.

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