Google Docs for Android gets native editing, collaboration tools

Google has released a major update to Google Docs for Android, bringing the ability to create and edit documents using a new native Android editor, support for rich text formatting, and real-time collaboration, allowing you to see edits other users have made to a document almost immediately. That’s the good news. The less good news is that: The native editor only works with documents, not… Read more »
NoteSync for Android syncs your notes with Google Docs

Google released a Google Docs app for Android a few months ago letting you view, create, and edit documents in your Docs account from an Android phone or tablet. But it only works when you have an internet connection, since the mobile app is pretty much just the mobile Google Docs website in app form. But if you’re looking for a mobile app that lets… Read more »
Google Docs adds webOS support for mobile Web edits

With a slide-out QWERTY keyboard like the one the Palm Pre and Plus hide beneath their shells (or a permanently exposed one in the case of the Pixi) always at the ready, it’s a shame when you want to get productive on a mobile website but can’t. That’s been the case with Google Docs for some time now, because although iOS and Android users had… Read more »
Google Docs app for Android now available (finally!)

Google probably should have launched a Google Docs app for Android about two years ago. The ability to view, edit, create, and collaborate on documents would have been a major selling point, and it seems like a no-brainer for a company with one of the top mobile operating systems and one of the top cloud-based office suites. Better late than never, I guess, because today… Read more »
GDocs: Google Documents viewer for Windows Phone 7

Sure, Windows Phone 7 comes with its own suite of mobile office apps, but that isn’t very helpful if you’re a Google Docs user with your spreadsheets, presentations and other documents stored online. But a third party developer by the name of Tasbir Inc has released a free app that lets you view your Google Documents on a WP7 device. GDocs for Windows Phone 7… Read more »
Google Cloud Print service to let you print docs, emails from a mobile phone

Google is starting to roll out its Cloud Print service to mobile phones. What that means is that you’ll be able to open an email on your iOS or Android device, choose print from a drop-down menu, and send the message to a printer linked to your account — no USB cables or other wires required. Cloud Print will also support mobile document printing. Google… Read more »
Google Docs editing coming to iOS, Android

Google Docs is an online office suite that lets you create, edit, and view documents using a web browser. You’ve also been able to view apps in a mobile browser for a while, including text and spreadsheet documents. But while Google Android has supported some basic spreadsheet editing, for the most part you couldn’t change a document from a mobile device… until now. Over the… Read more »
Google Docs to offer Android, iPad editing capabilities

Google Docs is an online office suite that lets you create, edit, view, and collaborate on office documents. You can work on text, spreadsheet, or presentation documents using any computer, and because the whole thing is hosted online, Google makes it easy to share documents with other users or even have multiple people edit a document simultaneously. You’d think that since Google also has a… Read more »
Google Docs updates mobile viewer for Word, PDF, PowerPoint files

Google has rolled out an updated version of the Google Docs viewer for mobile devices that lets you view DOC, DOCX, PPT, and PDF on most mobile devices running Android, iOS, WebOS, BlackBerry OS, or other mobile operating systems. The main difference seems to be that files uploaded in those formats now seem to feature better formatting on mobile devices. But you still can’t edit… Read more »

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