Gmail just got a massive upgrade that might impact everything you do online

Google rebranded G Suite a few months ago, changing the web-based productivity suite’s name to Google Workspace. It was a smart move since it's a name that’s a lot easier to understand. Aside from the rebrand, Google announced brand new Workspace features meant to make working from home even easier than it already was. Google made changes to the user interface and icon design, as well as ensuring that users could easily collaborate on various products. Moving back and forth between Google’s various productivity apps, sharing documents, and jumping on video calls with colleagues should all be even easier after the upgrade to Workplace, allowing users to increase their productivity while working at home and dealing with so many other challenges during the pandemic. But Workspace is a premium product that targets enterprise customers willing to pay a monthly subscription to access all these premium features.

Google changed all that earlier this week when it announced that all Gmail users will get free access to Google Workspace. That’s a massive update for all Google users. A single Google account is now enough to access some of the best features in Workspace and help regular users get more done from home.