Posted by Matthew Leske, Product Manager From the beginning, we designed Google Talk using open standards so that you could connect to your friends and family using any chat product, making communication as easy as possible. A few years ago, we announced our partnership with AOL which made it possible for people to chat with [...]
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In one month our email system from Toms River (@saboe.k12.nj.us) will be turned off and we will be using our new @sapublicschools address exclusively. Please alert all your contacts of this change and be sure you have logged into your new account. I will be shutting down access to @saboe.k12.nj.us June 20th. Any email you [...]
Starting today, we’re rolling out pivot tables in Google spreadsheets. Pivot tables make it easy to process and summarize large data sets in seconds. Check out the video below for a look at how pivot tables work in Google spreadsheets: In essence, a pivot table does just that — it allows you to “pivot” or [...]
(Cross-posted to the Google Enterprise Blog) We’re excited to announce that you can now upload images to Google spreadsheets. From the Insert menu, select Image… Then, choose an image file to upload into your spreadsheet. With this feature, you can upload an image already stored on your computer, search for an image online, or add [...]
(Cross-posted to the Google Enterprise Blog) Ever wanted to make your Google site feel even more unique? Today, we added a wide variety of Google Web Fonts to Google Sites, making it easier to style your website and make it look awesome. Now you can go to Manage Site under More Actions and choose Color [...]
Increasingly, people are using mobile phones to access information — from email to web browsing to editing documents. Part of getting work done on the go is being able to easily access, edit and share content, which is why we’re happy to announce the new Google Docs app for Android. With this new app it’s [...]
Posted by Andrew Wilson, Software Engineer Many of us are guilty of constantly switching back to Gmail to check for new messages. And if you’re like me, you’ve probably missed an important chat message because you weren’t looking at your Gmail window when it came in. If you use Google Chrome, these days can be [...]
Posted by Will Scott, Software Engineer Organizing your Gmail contacts into groups can save you time when you’re writing messages to multiple people at once. For example, if you create a “Family” group, instead of addressing an email to your mom, dad, sister and brother, you can just start typing “Family” and Gmail will complete [...]
Posted by Nathan Bullock, Software Engineer (Cross-posted from the Mobile blog) If you’ve ever cursed a phone’s tiny screen as utterly inadequate for sifting through an overflowing inbox you’ll be pleased to hear that the Gmail mobile web app now supports Priority Inbox. Priority Inbox helps combat information overload by automatically identifying your important messages [...]
Posted by: Anil Sabharwal, Product Manager Cross posted from the Google Docs blogThe Google Docs Viewer is used by millions of people every day to quickly view PDFs, Microsoft Word documents and PowerPoint presentations online. Not only is viewing files in your browser far more secure than downloading and opening them locally, but it also [...]
