It looks like Google has rolled-out the latest update in terms of the Google Docs app for Android. And this is one that those sporting a Honeycomb running tablet will be happy to see. But first, the nitty gritty details — the Google Docs app has gone up to version 1.0.27 and it remains available more »

Earlier this year Google got rid of offline access for it’s services when it ditched Google Gears in favor of full HTML5 web app. Today Google announced that offline access will finally be returning to some web apps. Those three web apps are Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Calendar. For Calendar and Docs, switching to more »

For those who need to collaborate on documents, or who just need their documents in the cloud, Google Docs is great. There’s even an option to upload files of any kind to the service to use it as a sort of Dropbox alternative. Today, that feature was quietly made a bit better. Up until today, more »

With all of the services Google provides, it can sometime be hard to track where files are stored. A file could be attached to an email, pasted in an email body, or saved in Google Docs. Sure, you could go to each respective service to find the document. Google has now added a better way more »

Pogoplug have come back with another welcomed update. The news comes by way of the official Pogoplug Blog which has announced that users will be able to view any document in their my.pogoplug.com account as well as email files to their Pogoplug. The document support means that users will be able to view uploaded documents more »

The great anticipation is over, today Google announced Google Wave is available to everyone. No more carefully picking favorites with friends when systematically distributing your invites. When the private beta was announced in 2009, Google Wave brought to a limited public as mass collaborative tool for individuals to share ideas and content seamlessly over the more »

Previously, Google provided you with the best way to create and store your documents on the web. Google Docs was a free and very useful alternative to Microsoft Office or iWork that allowed you to create, store, and share documents through the internet. It provided an easy alternative to databases of Word documents or Excel more »

On Monday Google held it’s first event dedicated to cloud computing, Atmosphere. The event was meant for CIOs and IT professionals, though the announcements were certainly not limited to them. Google took the time to announce new features to Google Docs which greatly improve the service. The biggest improvement comes with the addition of a more »

Still depressed that you don’t have a Google Wave invite? Still confused about what, exactly, Google Wave allows you to do? Well, there’s always Google’s other useful for collaboration tool and cloud word processor, Google Docs. Google today decided to make the whole service easier for those who use it to store multiple files that more »

Google has announced the availability of Google Docs even when a user is offline. Using Google Gears, Google Docs will create a document cloud of the user’s online Google Docs accounts. This doc cloud can then be accessed by the user on the desktop and subsequently the user can edit the document and save it on the desktop again. The fun then starts the next time the user connects to the Internet, Google Docs (via Google Gears) will then sync up the documents edited offline with the documents online.