Google hints at remote wipe, lock and locate features for Chromebooks
Losing a Chromebook could be less troublesome in the future with the addition of remote device management tools. Check on this article from PCWorld.com
Leaked screenshots show a brand new look for Gmail
I’ll be honest—I’m not a big fan of Gmail’s Web interface. It’s clumsy, it’s awkward, and it takes quite a bit of getting used to. But if a set of apparently leaked screenshots are any indication, Google might be about to update Gmail in a big way. Take a sneak peak on this article from PCWorld.com
Google Maps Updated With Lane Guidance, Offline Mode, And Search Filters
Rolling out to iOS and Android users is a rather significant update to the Google Maps app that includes a lane guidance feature, improved offline support, filters for search results, Uber integration, improved public transit information including “last train home”, improved saved locations across devices, and improved Street View. Get more of the latest from MakeUseOf.com
5 apps to easily move photos from your phone to your PC
As the saying goes, the best camera is the one you have with you—and that’s why so many of us have smartphones absolutely stocked with memories from nights out on the town to a child’s first days in the world. But while taking photos on your smartphone is no problem, getting them off your phone and onto your PC can sometimes be a pain. Check this article from PCWorld.com
Why you can trust free software (or at least some of it)
It’s good to be skeptical. And careful. Free products often come with strings attached. But if you pay attention and listen for the right recommendations, you can get some excellent software for free—without breaking the law. Get some tips on this article from PCWorld.com
Google Docs Adds Basic Image Editing With Crop & Rotate
Google Docs now has basic image editing tools. It is a simple update, but it is another important step in turning Google Docs into a document editor for all seasons. The three basic image editing features now allow you to crop images, rotate the images, and add borders to “beautify” them – without falling back to another editor. More tips on this article from MakeUseOf.com
Microsoft’s Bing now searches, finds Xbox Music
Microsoft confirmed Wednesday that users can once again search for music via Bing, and play it—legally—with the associated Xbox Music player. Check on this article from PCWorld.com