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The Senate Judiciary Committee voted overwhelmingly on Thursday to advance the Open App Markets Act, an antitrust bill ...

Google has announced Workspace Essentials Starter, a new offering that will allow users to sign up for no-cost access to Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, and Meet, more using their existing work e-mail.

Most mobile apps for frontline workers come from a paper-based legacy. Startup Wizy believes these deskless workers deserve an image-centric alternative.

Microsoft Word vs. Google Docs: which one do you prefer? Many people grew accustomed to using Microsoft Word in school and now find it difficult to shift to Google Docs at the workplace. Notably, many businesses prefer Google Docs because its web-based, so teams can collaborate in a document even though they dont work in the same office or department.

Earlier this month, Google announced that it would kill free Google Workspace accounts that were using the G Suite legacy free edition. As spotted by Ars Technica and following customer backlash, Google has updated its support page and says that it plans to offer more options to existing users. Google Workspace as it exists today […]

Last week, Google made a controversial announcement which basically forced legacy G Suite users to start paying for the service or lose access to a bunch of features, but now the company appears to have backtracked.

Microsoft is attempting to acquire Activision Blizzard for nearly $70 billion, and here's why I think it'll lead to a brighter future for Blizzard games, and more importantly (hopefully), Blizzard staff.

Three US states and DC have filed a lawstuit against Google for deceptively collecting user location data and using it for targeted ads.

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