Google Apps For Mac
I use a lot of other Google apps over Apple (notable Gmail and Google Maps) and after a lot of prompting from those apps to use Chrome when pushing to Safari, I decided to give it a try. After a month of Chrome usage, the app options, gestures, buttons are counterintuitive and slow. Have each user: Open System Preferences Internet Accounts. Click Add an account. Enter their G Suite email address and click Next. Enter their password and click Next. They might need to enter a 2-Factor Authentication code or perform other sign-in requirements. About Google Apps Here’s a virtual “dock” containing links to Google’s Office-like applications: Gmail, Calendar, Docs & Spreadsheets, Notebook, Page Creator, Picassa Web Albums & Blogger. Download 249K. Download Details. Mac OS X 10.4 or later. Enjoy millions of the latest Android apps, games, music, movies, TV, books, magazines & more. Anytime, anywhere, across your devices. R for mac yosemite.
Google Drive for Mac: create, share and keep all your stuff in one place. You can now access your Google Drive files, even the big ones, from your Mac. Share them with whomever you want, and edit them together in real time. Built for macOS. You can also use Google Update (Windows) or Google Software Update (Mac) to control whether Backup and Sync is automatically updated on your users' computers. Send your users an email letting them know about Drive and how they can get started. We provide a template email that you can copy and modify to suit your organization's needs.
Friday, June 22, 2012at12:00 PM
By Scott Knaster, EditorMore than five years ago, we created this blog to tell you about our software for Macs. Since then, Apple’s products have become more popular than ever, and we’ve kept up by offering strong support for OS X and iOS, including the speedy and popular Google Chrome for OS X, the amazing Google Earth, and a whole bunch of excellent iOS apps.
Our Mac and iOS support has now become so mainstream that we realized we just don’t need to keep Mac news on its own blog, so we won’t be posting here any longer. For updates, we encourage you to visit our blogs for individual products, like the Chrome Blog and the Lat Long Blog.