Google is retiring Gemini Gems. Creating and editing stops on 13 October 2026 and Gems migrate automatically to Skills in Gemini Spark on 17 November. We trace how the plan changed since August, compare Gems with Skills, explain why free, work and UK users may lose out, and list what to save now.
AIxploria listed Google Pics at 04:32 UTC on 14 September 2026 with a 4.5 rating from four votes, a Paid tag and a badge reading “#91 in Image editing”. We tested that badge against the directory’s own category pages, checked 23 items on the card against six Google pages, and measured where the card appears across the site. The AIxploria review describes the product accurately, but it overstates Drive and co-editing, cites a figure Google does not publish, keeps a Beta Access link and a Future Tools tag, and leaves out the admin facts a Workspace customer needs.
Google has extended Gemini Enterprise – Business edition so a team administrator can register a custom MCP server connection and hand Gemini a callable interface to systems Google will never build a connector for. This is a documentation-first walkthrough of what that actually involves: the Connected apps path versus the Google Cloud data store path, the four hard requirements that disqualify most existing internal tooling on day one (StreamableHTTP transport, a publicly trusted TLS certificate, a public HTTPS endpoint and a publicly reachable identity provider), the OAuth field-by-field configuration, the 100-enabled-actions cap, the project-level quotas, the Pre-GA status caveat, and the security exposure a public MCP endpoint creates.
Google launched Google Pics into general availability on 1 September 2026 — an AI-first design tool built around Gemini and the Nano Banana model that generates business imagery from prompts and edits it object by object, including rewriting and translating text inside an image. This article covers how it works, how it compares with Canva and Adobe Express, the seven Google AI and Workspace plans that include it, the 105-day sprint from Google I/O to launch, and what a design tool bundled into Workspace means for businesses that never hired a designer.
A working Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 migration checklist in the order the tasks actually happen — discovery and data sizing, choosing between cutover, staged and tool-led methods, licensing and tenant setup, the service-by-service data move from Gmail and Drive to Exchange and SharePoint, the DNS and mail flow cutover running order, the security baseline to set before day one, realistic UK costs and timelines, and the mistakes that turn a clean technical move into a bad first month.
Outlook Google Calendar Sync has become increasingly important as professionals, businesses, students, and remote workers rely on multiple calendar platforms to organize their schedules. Many individuals use Microsoft Outlook for corporate email and meetings while maintaining personal events in Google Calendar. Others collaborate with organizations that operate entirely within Google’s ecosystem while still depending on […]
Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing how people create and share video content. From automated editing and script generation to AI-powered voiceovers and visual effects, modern video production is becoming faster, more accessible, and increasingly personalized. Google’s latest update to Google Vids takes this evolution a step further by allowing users to appear in their own […]
AI Overviews in Gmail bring answer-style inbox search, conversation summaries, and AI-first triage into the work email flow.
In the rapidly evolving landscape of digital communication, the user experience (UX) holds paramount importance, and email services serve as the linchpin of online interaction. This article embarks on an extensive comparative analysis of user-friendly mail servers, placing a specific emphasis on the nuances of ease of use and user interfaces. By delving into the intricacies of popular mail servers, including Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Zimbra, and ProtonMail, we aim to provide a thorough exploration of the elements that contribute to a seamless and intuitive email experience.
A practical comparison of Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 across pricing, security, collaboration, administration, and migration to guide your buying decision.
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