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Google Docs Mobile Gets Sort, Narrow, And Share

Rue Liu, Jul 7th 2011 Discuss [1]

Google Docs for mobile just got an update today that will make it easier to sort and share your documents. An Android app for Google Docs is already available, but non-Android users still rely on the mobile browser version for accessing documents on the go. This update includes a new look and the added ability to sort, narrow, and share multiple documents. Read The Full Story

Google Apps To Stop Supporting Old Browsers

Rue Liu, Jun 1st 2011 Discuss [5]

If you regularly use Google Docs, Google Calendar, or Gmail then you had better keep your browsers up to date. Google today announced that its Google Apps will no longer support older browsers starting August 1. A big reason for this is Google Apps' need for HTML 5 support. Read The Full Story

Google Docs Android App Launched, Uses Phone Camera For OCR Text Capture

Rue Liu, Apr 27th 2011 Discuss [3]

It's surprising how long it has taken for some of Google's primary products to get an app version for their Android platform. Today, the Google Docs product of services has finally gotten its app launched and will bring easy editing and sharing of documents to your mobile device. Now you really have no excuse for not finishing work while on the go. Read The Full Story

Jolicloud Desktop gets Google Docs access

Shane McGlaun, Mar 30th 2011 Discuss [1]

Back in November of 2010 Jolicould launched its firm's netbook running its Jolicloud OS. We haven't really heard much from the company since then. Today Jolicloud has announced that it's Jolicloud Desktop now has access to Google Docs. That means you can work on your documents stored on the cloud service from wherever you are. Read The Full Story

Google Docs Update Supports New Formats Including Photoshop and AutoCAD Files

Rue Liu, Feb 18th 2011 Discuss [1]

Google Docs continues to evolve into the ultimate online file managing service that lets you securely view all types of documents without having to download or open them locally. And today, Google announced an update to its Google Docs to support 12 new file formats. Read The Full Story

Google Docs Now Let You Edit Documents on the Go

Evan Selleck, Nov 17th 2010 Discuss [0]

For Google, their Docs endeavor was meant to make creating documents of all sorts, from text to spreadsheets, easier, and more accessible. No longer did you need to pay extra money for extra software. Just load up the web application, and you're able to create a document right there and then. But, for the mobile world, doing that wasn't all that possible. Until now. Google has just announced that they've made the mobile version of Google Docs now easier, and now you can even edit documents while on the go. Read The Full Story

The Daily Slash: September 20th 2010

Evan Selleck, Sep 20th 2010 Discuss [0]

Hopefully everyone had a good weekend, and took advantage of the "International Observe the Moon Night" "And Talk Like a Pirate Day." If not, there's always next year. In any event, here we are at a Monday, getting ready to call it a night, so it's that time for The Daily Slash. Tonight, in our story from around the web, we'll get another nugget of joy from one Kudo Tsunoda, and then we'll wrap up what's been going on in the R3 Media Network today. Read The Full Story

Google: 3 Million Businesses Use Google, New Features Coming Soon

Evan Selleck, Sep 20th 2010 Discuss [0]

Google, as they tend to do, have managed to wrap up a bunch of announcements in one blog post, over at their official blog. At today's Google Atmosphere event in Paris, the search juggernaut had plenty of good things to announce. For example, as of today, Google is now being used by over 3 million businesses, and there are now over 30 million users within businesses, organizations, and school that make use of Google's collaborative utilities, like Google Docs, as well as messaging services like Google Talk. Read The Full Story

Microsoft and Facebook Working on Ousting Google Docs

Evan Selleck, Apr 21st 2010 Discuss [0]

Today, the f8 conference is going on, and already there's a shockwave felt from the conversations therein. More than likely you've used one of the many services available to you from Google Docs, the online document creating service brought to you by Google. They've actually just updated their service, too. But, it looks like Microsoft wants to jump into the whole cloud-based-document-creating-game, because Microsoft's FUSE labs and Facebook have collaborated to bring the world Docs.com. Read The Full Story

Google Docs Gets Upgraded and Brings A Lot More Features With It [video]

Evan Selleck, Apr 12th 2010 Discuss [0]

If you own a computer, then you probably use a word processor in one form or another. Whether you use the stalwart Microsoft Word, or even try to find your way around Apple's Pages, there's an option for you. Even in the freeware area, if you like to download things. But, one of the better options out there is Google's Docs, the free service from Google. Though, since its inception, many people have said that it's missing a few features that prevent hardcore users from actually sticking to it, or using it on a normal day-to-day basis. Looks like all that's about to change, though. Read The Full Story

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