Google keeps making it easier to switch to the cloud, today’s update allows users to drag and drop files when uploading to Google Docs. All you have to do is click on the Upload button and drag files from your computer to the browser window in the drag and drop files section. This feature is…Continue Reading

I think that the folks behind Google Doc’s are finally getting it. Most users are still tied to local storage and printing documents. I’m aware of Google’s efforts to move productivity to the cloud so that there is more collaboration and less paper waste, but the reality is that most people still print spreadsheets, print…Continue Reading

If you’v ever tried locating a file on Google Docs or Google Sites you know that in order to search the document you must visit the Docs page or the Site’s page. To alleviate this back and forth Google has made available a new Labs feature in Gmail that allows you to search these two…Continue Reading

If you’re using Gmail chances are that you’ve come across Google’s online version of Word. One of the newest features added to Google Docs is the ability to translate entire documents in a cinch. Once the document is translated you will have the option of replacing the original document with the translated document or you…Continue Reading

If you’ve been following the progress Google has been making with their Google Docs offering, you would know that they have been moving at a fast clip. The latest feature to come out of Mountain View is the ability to perform text recognition on PDF and image files that you upload to Google Docs. OCR…Continue Reading

Sure, you can access all of your Google Docs files while your iPad has a wireless connection, but what happens when you have a 4 hour flight and you need to access those documents? Not much you can do there, unless you use an App like GoodReader that allows you to connect to your Google…Continue Reading