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1 week ago | groovypost.com | Jeff Butts

Over the years, I’ve created countless presentations in Google Slides, and I’m always looking for ways to make mine stand out. Some tricks are purely visual, while others are more about flow and control. These are the four that consistently get reactions from viewers, whether it’s a double-take, a laugh, or a compliment after the show. If you want your slides to be more engaging without adding extra fluff, these Google Slides tricks are worth trying.

1 week ago | groovypost.com | Jeff Butts

Google Docs quietly keeps track of every change you make, whether you’re working solo or collaborating with a team. That means every deleted sentence, added paragraph, and formatting tweak is saved in a timeline you can revisit at any time. This powerful feature is called Version History, and it’s one of the best tools for managing and reviewing your work. You don’t have to manually save revisions of your Google Docs document or worry about losing an older draft.

2 weeks ago | groovypost.com | Jeff Butts

I was curious when I first saw the SwitchBot Air Purifier Table. Combining an air purifier with a table and wireless charger sounds like one of those quirky smart home ideas that might be more style than substance. After living with it for a few months now, I can say it delivers on both fronts. It’s become a staple in my guest room and an unexpectedly helpful addition to my smart home setup. I’ve used plenty of air purifiers, but they usually take up floor space and aren’t exactly pretty.

3 weeks ago | groovypost.com | Adam Davidson

For any physical workout regimen, you need to progressively increase your workload to see improvements. If you do 20 push-ups every day, you’re not going to get stronger. On the other hand, you will if you increase the number over time. That’s why it’s crucial to have a plan for your workouts and to log the workouts that you complete. Spreadsheet apps such as Excel and Google Sheets are perfect for this.

3 weeks ago | groovypost.com | Brian Burgess

Compared to earlier versions, Windows 11 is the tightest it has ever been. However, while doing a clean installation on one of my computers, I realized that there are default settings I always switch. I would like to be able to make my choices during the installation process. Some apps allow you to create a custom install. But if you don’t know about them or forget, there’s nothing else to do other than be annoyed.