What’s changing Earlier this year, we introduced eSignature for Docs and Drive in beta. Today, eSignature for Docs and Drive is rolling out in general availability for all Workspace Individual customers. Built directly into Google Docs, eSignature makes it easier for solopreneurs and small businesses to request ...

What’s changingWe recently announced a redesigned search results page in Google Chat that highlights matching keywords in search results and shows clear demarcation between results for easier browsing. Today, we’re introducing condensed versions of your search results to only show the relevant parts of a message ...

What’s changingTo build on our innovations in smart canvas that help you simplify workflows and complete common tasks with easy-to-use prompts in Google Docs, we’re introducing placeholder chips. When crafting content in Docs, a replaceable chip for people, dates, files, events, and places can be inserted and ...

1 New updateUnless otherwise indicated, the features below are available to all Google Workspace customers, and are fully launched or in the process of rolling out. Rollouts should take no more than 15 business days to complete if launching to both Rapid and Scheduled Release at the same time. If not, each stage ...

What’s changingAdmins can now set client-side encryption (CSE) to be on by default for:Newly created Gmail messages, Google Calendar events. Newly created Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides files.Newly uploaded Google Drive files.Admins can set client-side encryption as default on for users in Organizational Units ...

What’s changing Today, the Google Meet Web Add-ons SDK is available through our Developer Preview Program. Developers can use the SDK to bring their app experience right into Meet. End users can install, open, and collaborate in apps right inside a meeting, either as the meeting focal point, or in the sidebar — ...