Gmail has so many useful features that some of them go unnoticed. Here’s a handful that you’ll wish you’d known about ages ago.

Branding assets and original imagery is now just a text instruction away in the world’s leading imaging application.

It’s not an email app; it’s a Gmail app. And as long as you use Gmail and a Mac, that’s really great news.

Do we go with a battle-tested classic theme or opt for a newfangled block theme? Do we embrace the Block Editor or stick with the trusty Classic flavor?

At Google I/O, the company unveiled an experimental version of Search that integrates AI-generated responses. Will it break the balance of the internet?

WordPress 6.2.2 was released early this morning as a rapid follow-up to 6.2.1, which introduced a bug that broke shortcode support in block templates.

Internal documents show that Apple also forbids employees from using Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot tool, an AI code-writing software.

Internal documents viewed by CNBC also indicate that Google could use AI to help YouTubers, too.

A support forum thread tracking the broken shortcodes issue shows that this change impacts how plugins display things like breadcrumbs, newsletter signup forms, WPForms, Metaslider, bbPress content, and more. The problem affects template blocks, not sites that are using non-FSE themes.

Elsewhere on the internet, a brigade of digital archivists and historians were preparing for what feels like yet another extinction-level event.