- New Sign in Page - Consistent sign-in pages across all apps products
- Admin Hangout Controls - Filter Hangouts features by employee
- Save Attachments Directly to Gmail - Save docs directly to Google Drive
- Domain-restricted G+ communities - Create a domain specific G+ community
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New Sign-in Page
Early 2014 the Google Apps sign-in page will be consistent across all apps services. Some key changes include:- Google Apps sign-in page can no longer be personalized with colors or logos.
- Users will have to log in with their full email address
- For SSO domains with a network mask, users will be presented with the new Google sign-in page when they log in from outside the SSO network mask. This change does not affect SSO domains without a network mask.
Admin Controls for Hangouts
- restrict hangouts to internal-only
- set chat history to off by default
- can users within domain contact each other without an official invite
- video and audio chat can be turned off across the org
Deploy 3rd party apps from admin console
Administrators are now able to find, manage and deploy 3rd-party applications directly from the Google Apps Admin Console. All 3rd party apps offer OAuth 2.0 security, single sign-on, and integration with Google services.Source
Save attachments directly to Drive
Users are now able to save Gmail attachments directly to Google Drive without ever leaving Gmail. Simply click the Drive button when hovering over an attachment preview.Source
Calendar events update with Google Group Changes
Google event invites sent to Google Groups will update their attendee lists automatically as people join and/or leave the group. As you join events will be added to your calendar and when you leave they will be removed.Source
Domain restricted G+ communities
Now communities in Google+ can be restricted to your domain via the Admin console. Posts in these communities are only viewable by those within your domain. Public communities are still possible.Source
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