Reading out loud content on Android

Learn how to have the Google Assistant on your Android device read out loud the on-screen content such as web pages. You can follow along the reading on the screen and control playback.

Google provides a Chrome extension to create links to specific text on webpages. When clicked, such a link takes you to the page and highlights the text. With this experimental flag you can do the same in Chrome without the extension.

This article showcases some of the best privacy Chrome extensions you can use on your Chromebook. They let you block ads, content, and trackers, or force the use of https for all websites.

Part of the power of Gmail comes from the ability to automate workflows or actions. Learn how to use filters to automatically move mails to specific inbox tabs and keep your incoming mail organized.

For some mysterious reason, our camera and mic settings are often off whenever we join a video call. Instead of fiddling with the settings in the meeting and waste time or distract, here’s how to check input devices before joining a Google Meet call.

See A Satellite Tonight is an app for showing where to view artificial satellites. It simulates the passes of satellites across the sky by overlaying them to Google Street View panoramas with recognizable buildings and landmarks. This helps spot the satellites, especially if you don’t have an astronomy or space background.

Typeshare is a web app for creating screenshot essays, i.e. tweets posted as images containing the text of a document longer than a tweet. The app lets you control formatting and produces images with a clean and nice design.