New Google Calendar Update Makes Deep Work Easier Than Ever Your email has been sent Sometimes all you need is a quiet hour on your calendar, not another meeting invite. Google has finally caught on.

If you’re like many users, you live a double life inside Google Workspace: your Google Calendar tells you where you need to be, and your Google Tasks list tells you what you need to do. The problem?

Google fixed a bug that allowed maliciously crafted Google Calendar invites to remotely take over Gemini agents running on the target's device and leak sensitive user data. The attack unfolded without ...

Another Google app is getting the Gemini treatment. Google today introduced a new Gemini side panel for Calendar, a feature that lets you check your schedule, create an event, or look up event details ...

While software makers and app developers continue to make their wares safer and less open to attack, you can never get complacent with digital security—and you need to be aware of all the different ...

Google Calendar has removed cultural celebrations like Black History Month, Women’s History Month and Pride Month as President Trump cracks down on diversity, equity and inclusion policies. The ...

Google has removed Pride Month, along with Black History Month and Holocaust Remembrance Day, from Google Calendar. In an email from Google shared with Newsweek, the company called its previous ...

Despite its ubiquity, Google Calendar lacks several modern creature comforts you’ll find on other apps. Right off the bat, there’s no simple way to move events and tasks between multiple Google ...

An ongoing phishing scam is abusing Google Calendar invites and Google Drawings pages to steal credentials while bypassing spam filters. According to Check Point, which has been monitoring the ...

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