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Jack Wallen shows you how easy it is now to copy and paste files within Google Drive. Image: Goodpics/Adobe Stock I’m a Google Drive and Google Docs power user. I depend on the service daily to be productive, and given that my modus operandi has been to work as efficiently as possible over the years, not having the standard keyboard shortcuts available in Drive has been a frustration. Fortunately, Google has finally brought to us those standard keyboard shortcuts we… Source link

Google has announced that it’s adding the ability to use keyboard shortcuts to cut, copy, and paste files in Drive, as long as you’re using Chrome. The feature will use th— okay, hold on just a minute here. Are you really trying to tell me that we couldn’t already do this? Sure enough, when I went to Google Drive on the web and pressed Command + C on a file, then went into a folder and pressed Command + V, nothing happened. And this December 2021 archive of Drive’s list of… Source link

Now/Now app We have already mentioned the Now service in our other publications, designed to become a Russian alternative to the blocked Instagram. Now let’s talk more about this project. Channel 24 tried to find the differences between Now and Instagram. The Russian fake copies the design of one of the most famous social networks in the world as much as possible. Now import substitution Now is a new social network… Source link

The desktop Google Photos website seems to be getting the ability to scan for text in an image and turn it into copy-and-pasteable text, thanks to Google’s Lens technology (via 9to5Google). Lens has been available in many places on Android for a while, but its optical character recognition (OCR) feature coming to the desktop could make Google Photos an easy and free way to get real-life text onto your computer. According to 9to5Google, the feature seems to be rolling out widely, but a… Source link

You can fill Google Photos with photos and video from your iCloud. Sarah Tew/CNET … Source link

Microsoft President Brad Smith. (GeekWire File Photo / Kevin Lisota) Microsoft likes Australia’s plan to make Google and Facebook pay local publishers for content included in search results or news feeds so much that the company thinks the U.S. should adopt similar thinking. “The United States should not object to a creative Australian proposal that strengthens democracy by requiring tech companies to support a free press. It should copy it instead,” Microsoft… Source link