Shuffling around emails in Gmail

Back when 32 GB storage was pretty tight for an Android device, I had no space issues because most of my data are in the cloud. Do you prefer to keep your media and data local instead? Have a look at these tips for freeing up storage space so that your device works smoothly. You’ll review the basics such as uninstalling apps and moving files to a microSD card.

Are you a Chrome tab hoarder? More power to you, but eventually you end up losing track of important tabs you’re working on. A recent new Chrome feature can help quickly find the tab you need, here’s how.

Chromebooks just work.

You can turn yours on, start working, and forget about maintenance or configuration. There’s nothing to worry about until the device reaches the end of life and Google stops releasing system updates. Discover how to check that date for your Chromebook.

Snoozing, a feature originally pioneered by Inbox by Gmail, came back from the dead and showed up in Gmail. Besides being useful, snoozing can help you achieve something that’s seemingly impossible, changing the order of messages in your Gmail inbox. Brilliant.

Embedding a YouTube video in a Blogger blog is easy. But there’s more flexibility in adding videos to your posts, such as uploading video files as this tutorial explains.

The Memento app lets you clip any moment of a podcast and save it into text. It works with content in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and other major podcast platforms.

Do you listen to podcasts?

extension.dev is the first low-code tool for building Chrome extensions. It still requires entering a bit of JavaScript code and has some constraints, such as supporting only a few categories of extensions that can be sideloaded and not downloaded from the Chrome Web Store. But it’s the first such tool and has potential.