If you weren’t already worried about someone eavesdropping on your email, a legal briefing from Google’s lawyers might raise your ears. Not only is the NSA thumbing through your messages, but according to Google’s attorneys, Gmail users should have “no legitimate expectation of privacy.”
Microsoft Office Mobile makes its debut on Android today, almost seven weeks after it was released on the iPhone. The app allows you to open, edit, and create Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents from virtually anywhere on your smartphone. You will need a qualifying Office 365 subscription to use it, however.
The popular worldwide taxi service, Uber, has announced a new offer encouraging its users to link their Google Wallet accounts to pay for their fares. Each new user will receive a $20 discount and existing users will be awarded a $10 discount for paying with Google Wallet.
Google Play Support now has a “Chat with us” option that lets you ask questions about hardware before making a purchase. Previously if you required any support from Google Play, you could either call support or email them. While both of these options work well, some of us would rather chat online to take care of business, which is now possible.
After updating the Gmail app for iOS, Google has decided to bring many of the redesigned UI improvements over to its web and offline apps.
The Gmail web app for Android, iOS, Blackberry, and Kindle Fire was updated today with a redesigned UI to make it look more like the iOS app, after many Gmail users requested Google make the change.
