A new no-code tool in Google Workspace lets you build custom ‘flows’ to automate your routine tasks. Here’s how to use it.

I’m The Next Web’s resident productivity geek. I have a relentless obsession for finding the best tools to get things done; ironically, it’s quite often at the expense of actually getting things done.

There’s nothing wrong with jotting tasks on a sticky note or a paper planner, but managing modern work demands more than pen and paper can handle. From syncing across devices to collaborating with ...

Now shipping in the VS Code Insiders build, Microsoft's new Visual Studio Code Agents preview offers an early look at a separate companion app for agent sessions, approvals, workspace discovery, and ...

Google has announced the general availability of Google Workspace Studio, a new tool that allows users to design, manage, and share AI agents inside Google Workspace, without writing any code. The ...

How to make a private list—or share a list with your team—and check completed tasks off as you get things done. Andy Wolber shows you six ways to be more productive in Google Workspace. Image: Andy ...

Last week at Google Cloud Next 2025, we saw a lot—from big-picture AI infrastructure announcements to small moments inside tools like Chat, Meet, and Docs. Yes, the announcements were about AI—but the ...

This article explains how a tidy desk, clear surfaces, and routine habits can cut distractions, improve focus, and support ...