The power of Google Docs is coming to your pocket thanks to support for mobile browsers. The move to take Google Docs mobile was a long time in the making, but thankfully the day has arrived. So what’s so special about Google Docs in a mobile browser?
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Google Docs is set to a series of cool new features according to a message sitting pretty in the code. Bold as brass it declares: “Coming soon: third party applications, cloud printers and sync devices”. That seems pretty clear but that short list promises to make Google Docs even more handy…
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Google Docs is about to colonise the iPad. While you’ve can view Google Docs files on the iPad now, Google has announced that it’s prepping a fully functioning iPad version of Google Docs to give iWork a run for its money. With wireless printing arriving with iOS 4.2, is Google Docs going to be the only documents app you’ll need?
Google Docs just got a stealthy new update with some massive ramifications. Now, you’re no longer limited to storing plain old text documents and PowerPoints, but any files you like. Say, doesn’t that make it the long rumoured Google GDrive?
Google has announced a new one-click export option for Google Docs to allow you to grab all your data in one go.
Up until now, Google Docs would only let you grab your data one document at a time which was tedious and time consuming.
Now Google has added a featured called Convert, Zip and Download. It allows you to select some or all of your Google Docs (up to 500MB), convert them and stuff them into one .zip file.
The new Google Docs feature is nestled under More Options on the home page. Click there and select Export. You’ll then be led through the process to convert your documents (formats include PDF, Excel, plain text and Word).
This is a good move from Google, allowing you to simply take your data elsewhere if you want to and back it up locally if you’re not comfortable having it all just crammed in the cloud.
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Google has announced a new one-click export option for Google Docs to allow you to grab all your data in one go.
The weekend is rolling on in, but there’s no break for all the tech news. You’d better catch up with the latest, and we’ve got it all gathered up right here in the lunchtime lowdown. Want to see what’s going down in gadget ville? Read on.
Google Docs is under the cosh. With Microsoft Office 2010 already announced and mooted for some public beta fun at the start of next month, the Big G has acted fast, slipping a casual reference to a major revamp into an official blog post. Read on to see just how Google Docs is set to change.
Google Docs just got collaborative drawing added to the cloud computing office suite, so you can doodle away with colleagues when you’re supposed to be finishing that spreadsheet. Read on to see how you can get in on the action.