Google’s gradient Workspace icons are rolling out across Android, iOS, and web, giving Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar, and more a cleaner look.

Google has announced a new set of features for Google Workspace, introducing more artificial intelligence tools across Gmail, Docs, Meet, and other services as it expands Gemini’s role in workplace productivity.

Google announced new Workspace AI tools at I/O 2026, including Gmail Live, Docs Live, Google Pics, AI Inbox updates, and the Gemini Spark AI agent.

Google announced at its annual Google I/O event on Tuesday that it’s launching Pics, a new AI-powered design and image-generation app for Google Workspace. The tech giant says it designed the app to be accessible to everyone,

Discover over 30 free Google AI tools designed to enhance your productivity, streamline content creation, and simplify coding tasks in 2026.

A new no-code tool in Google Workspace lets you build custom ‘flows’ to automate your routine tasks. Here’s how to use it.

Google is bringing AI-powered functions to its Workspace business suite, both folding new abilities into existing Workspace accounts as well as debuting paid add-ons for $10 per user, per month. The Google Meet video conferencing app is also getting its ...

In an incredibly shocking turn of events, more generative AI features are coming to the Google Workspace suite of productivity apps by way of Gemini. Docs, Sheets, Chat, Meet and newcomer Vids are among the tools that are getting new AI capabilities that ...

This past week JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon said that AI could be "as transformative as the Internet or electricity" and Elon Musk said that AI would "be smarter than the smartest humans next year." Wow. That's all fine, but "transformative" and "smarter than ...

Have you ever felt like your productivity hits a wall, even with all the features Google Workspace offers? You’re not alone. Below Tom from ICOR walks through how the platform, while powerful, still leaves users struggling to manage complex workflows ...

Gmail Live answers inbox questions by voice, Docs Live turns rambling speech into structured documents, and Google Pics lets you edit one element of an image without touching the rest.