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Wanna make your own Android ping tone? Ask Gemini (opens the original)
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By now, you probably know my stance on Gemini and other generative AI gobbledegook — right? In short: It’s an insanely powerful form of technology (obviously). But it’s also wildly inaccurate and ineffective as an all-purpose answer engine, and by cramming it into every last nook and cranny, Google is doing a serious disservice to its users — and to itself. That being said, generative AI can be incredibly useful. The key is simply to frame it as a purpose-specific tool for the right type of limi
This classic Gmail feature can automate your inbox — without AI (opens the original)
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Gmail is filled with hidden features and add-on possibilities, but one of the service’s most powerful organizational tools is sitting right in the heart of its regular settings. As you may have guessed by now (especially if you read this story’s headline, you clever little cat), I’m talking about filters — Gmail’s long-standing system for automating your inbox with a series of custom-crafted rules. At a glance, filters can seem complicated. They can seem overwhelming. They can even seem unnecess
The ultimate Chrome keyboard shortcut upgrade (opens the original)
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When it comes to productivity these days, we’re got two competing concepts to consider: The first path clearly gets the most attention as of late. (And, to be fair, there are ways that AI can genuinely be useful, especially when it’s used as a tool for specific limited purposes as opposed to an omnipresent answer for everything.) But arming yourself with good old-fashioned efficiency-enhancers is an increasingly underrated and overlooked option for giving yourself a powerful productivity advanta
Your inbox secret sauce: 16 hidden Gmail gems for Android (opens the original)
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Let’s face it: Email is inherently a bit of a pain. And while Google’s Gmail service is generally pretty pleasant to use, it certainly has some room for improvement — especially on the mobile front. But as is so often the case with Google products, what you see isn’t entirely what you get. The Gmail Android app has some super-useful hidden touches you’ve probably never noticed lurking beneath its surface — easily overlooked features that can make your mobile email experience more powerful, produ
How to unlock Google's new Pixel vibration wizardry on any Android phone (opens the original)
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Have you heard the buzz? Good vibrations are officially here on Android — at least, on Google’s latest homemade Pixel gizmos. One of the less prominent but more useful additions on the Pixel 11 series is a quietly added option buried deep within the devices’ settings to select from a series of distinctive vibration patterns for different types of alerts. That way, you can know exactly what’s happening at any given moment without even having to pull your phone out of your purse and/or pantaloons
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