In the Gemini app, we can create presentations with Canvas. This is a great tool to save time creating presentations from information that already exists elsewhere.

You can now send emoji reactions to emails in Gmail 🥳. Sometimes an email doesn't need a full reply, and an emoji reaction will do the job of acknowledging the email.

Your secret to reaching 'Inbox Zero' in Gmail might be archiving. Many users avoid the Archive button because they are terrified their emails will disappear into a black hole, never to be seen again, but this is not the case.

In Google Docs, you can link to objects outside of the document, such as a chart from a Google Sheet. You can update the data feeding these objects all at the same time with the 'Linked objects' pane.

When you host a meeting in Google Meet, you can set up a virtual waiting room where participants wait until you let them into the meeting.

As Gemini evolves, it can be difficult to know what its capabilities are. The ‘Ask Gemini’ menu in Google Sheets will show examples of Gemini’s capabilities and help us get started with the right prompt.

You can quickly create new Docs, Sheets and even Forms in the Chrome Address Bar.

Canvas in Gemini is all about Collaboration. With Canvas, Gemini will help you work on your project from start to finish, whether that be a document, game or app.

This is the perfect feature if you work with colleagues across various time zones. Make scheduling meetings easier with the World Clock feature. Using this feature, you can choose times from different time zones to display on the left of your Google Calendar.