Productivity

Gemini NotebookLM interface showing a light blue background with the Gemini logo and NotebookLM branding at the top. Left sidebar displays navigation options including New chat, My stuff, Scheduled actions, Gems, Notebooks section with Job search and Biology finals items, New notebook button, and Chats section listing various items like travel essays, meal prep, and recipes. Main content area prompts to "Give your notebook a name" with "Grad school application" entered as an example, accompanied by a blue submit arrow button.

Google launches Gemini Notebooks to keep chats, files and NotebookLM in sync

You can now spin up a new notebook in Gemini,…

Screenshot of an Evernote desktop note titled “YouTube Link Preview” showing a large embedded YouTube video player in the center of the note editor, with Evernote’s left sidebar navigation (Home, Shortcuts, Notes, Tasks, Files, Calendar, etc.) and top formatting toolbar visible, demonstrating how a YouTube video appears inline inside an Evernote note; the presenter’s face in the video is blurred for privacy.

Evernote adds inline YouTube playback in notes

Evernote now lets you turn simple YouTube links into inline…

Screenshot of the Google Admin console showing the “Resources” list under Resource management with multiple room resources in a table, two items (Compass and Lookout) selected, and the Edit menu open highlighting the option “Edit booking permissions for non-Google users” in the dropdown near the top right.

New Google Workspace update lets third-party calendars book your rooms

Running both Google Workspace and Outlook in your org? Now…

A Chrome browser window on a desktop shows Google’s blog article titled “All new features introduced this year,” with a left sidebar of color‑coded vertical tabs for apps like Gmail, Google Calendar, and Google Drive, while large callouts labeled “Vertical Tabs” on the left and “Immersive Reading Mode” on the right highlight the new features in a clean, light blue interface.

Google Chrome adds vertical tabs and immersive reading mode

Google Chrome now lets you stack tabs vertically and strip…

OpenAI Prism app icon shown as a layered, glowing blue geometric shape centered on a soft blue gradient background, representing an AI-powered scientific writing workspace.

OpenAI’s Prism turns AI into a tough scientific paper reviewer

OpenAI’s Prism just added Paper Review, an AI workflow that…

iPhone screen showing the Notes app’s built‑in document scanner capturing a colorful Farmers Market flyer on a wooden background, with flash, filters, and shutter controls visible at the bottom.

How to scan documents in the iPhone Notes app

Whether it’s receipts, forms, or class notes, scan and store…

Dark-themed Raycast launcher window showing a search bar at the top, an upcoming team meeting calendar event, a list of favorite commands like Search Issues and My Schedule, and suggested items including AI Chat, Visual Studio Code, and Clipboard History floating over a blurred pink gradient background.

What is Raycast and why everyone’s using it

Raycast turns a simple keyboard shortcut into a command center…

Artistic composite image featuring five diverse individuals seated against a dynamic black background with flowing green and gold data-stream effects. Each person holds or is positioned with a silver Apple laptop. Translucent spheres with landscape scenes inside float around the composition, representing digital connectivity and information. The ethereal visual style combines organic flowing elements with technology, suggesting themes of global data access, cloud computing, and collaborative digital work.

Perplexity Computer for Slack puts autonomous AI workflows in chat

Built first as an internal Slack bot, Perplexity Computer evolved…

Firefox browser window in dark theme showing Split View with two tabs displayed side by side for multitasking.

Firefox 149 adds Split View for effortless side-by-side browsing

Right‑click a tab, choose Add Split View, pick a second…

A screenshot of a Perplexity-branded document titled "Ways to Reclaim Focus," showing the Final Pass document markup feature in action — a yellow tooltip popup highlights a spelling/grammar suggestion labeled "low" severity, pointing out that "less tabs" should be corrected to "fewer tabs," with the suggested fix reading "your research happens in fewer tabs," demonstrating how Final Pass flags actionable edits inline within the document.

Perplexity Computer can now mark up any document with Final Pass

Forget slow, sequential document reviews — Perplexity's Final Pass fires…

A dark-themed screenshot of the Perplexity Computer interface on a Mac desktop with a floral wallpaper. The left sidebar shows navigation options including Computer, New Task, Tasks, Files, Connectors, Skills, and Gallery. The main panel displays a task titled "Syncing Google Docs and Notion Editor" in progress. Visible steps include building the updated app, running a terminal command (cd unified-editor && npm run build), restarting the production server with NODE_ENV=production node dist/index.js, and a final deployment step labeled "Deploying with new document open by default." At the bottom, a completion message reads "Done — the app now opens straight into the new document editor with the title field and block editor ready to go," accompanied by a preview thumbnail of the generated app called "Perplexity Docs." Two additional browser tabs labeled "Google Docs" and "Media | Articles | Notion" are open at the top of the window.

Perplexity Computer adds embedded connector support for web app builders

Perplexity Computer just got a serious upgrade — you can…

TACT Dial 01 tactile desk instrument

TACT Dial 01: turn it, press it, focus — that’s literally it

Built by a former Dyson and Elvie engineer, TACT Dial…