It seems like one day users went to check their email on Gmail, and there was a different icon there. A lot of them didn't think much of it other than a design upgrade from Google, but it turns out a major change did happen – G Suite turned into Google Workspace. The first phase of Google Workspace rolled out October 6th, 2020, with continuous updates since then. Over the past month we’ve gotten a lot of questions about what is going on, so we are going to share all of the answers we’re giving out, plus a free PDF tutorial on what you may have to do at some point (not all accounts will have to do this).
The most common question we've gotten: What is Google Workplace and is it the same as G Suite? The answer: yes – Google Workspace is what was previously known as G Suite. The only change is new the features.
What are the new Google Workspace features? Similar to G Suite, all Google Workspace plans provide a custom email for your business and includes collaboration tools like Gmail, Calendar, Meet, Chat, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Sites, and more.
Do I have to do anything to upgrade from G Suite to Google Workspace? No! Google automatically updates. If you want additional ad-ons, that’s the only thing you will have to do yourself. Download our free PDF with step-by-step instructions for anything you may have to do.
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