Google’s Data Liberation Front has been hard at work making it possible to get all your data out of Google’s services. Google Docs has finally been added tot he list of services that the Data Liberation Front has touched. Right now you can export all the data in your Google Docs en masse very simply. more »

As we near the end of 2011, I thought it would be nice to share some of the Android apps that have retained my attention this year. My phone has seen plenty of apps come and go, but there are a few that I doubt will ever be threatened by my compulsive need to uninstall more »

I’m always looking for more ways to be productive in my writing when I’m away from my computer. I mostly used Google Docs because so much of my online life revolves around Google services. I wanted to find an alternative to Google Docs because the mobile app is nothing more than the mobile webpage. I also wanted something that allowed me to work offline. This caused me to keep my eyes open for a productivity app that would become my first choice for writing on the go.

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 »

Google has rolled out another update to the Google Docs Android app that launched originally in April 2011. Essentially, you could edit, view, and create Docs on the go and have it sync with your Google account for access across other Internet-enabled devices. One new feature included in today’s update is the ability to take 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 »

Google is definitely prepping up all its web services for future integration with Google+. The latest Google product to be given some much needed attention was Google Docs, specifically the mobile web version. Google Docs for mobile browsers main interface was given a fresh new look alongside several feature enhancements such as sorting, narrowing and more »

Those with Cr-48s and who plan on buying 3G Chromebooks when they’re launched should have no problem accessing anything they want on the web. However, no everyone has access to the web all the time, not even with 3G connections. Thankfully Google isn’t ignoring this, as it will finally bring three of it’s major services more »

Google has recently released their latest in terms of Microsoft Office plug-ins. This offering is called Google Cloud Connect and it will work with Office 2003, 2007 and 2010 on the PC. As for what it does, just as the name implies, it connects your desktop Office files with the cloud and syncs them up more »