Edit Google Docs on the Website Google Docs is a popular word processor because it runs entirely online, but that doesn't mean it skimps on editing options. You can edit papers and other documents ...

Google launched mobile editing capabilities for Google Docs, enabling Google Android, Apple iPhone and Apple iPad users to edit documents from their devices.

Google Docs is the top online document editor, hands down. If you're working on document, you can quickly create an outline in Google Docs.

Google will offer editing of Google Docs to Microsoft Office users without Sharepoint, and to iPad and Android users too Google is developing a way for Microsoft Office users to edit documents ...

Google revealed its plans to mobilize Docs editing capabilities at the Google Atmosphere cloud computing event in Paris in front of more than 300 global CIOs and IT professionals.

Google is making a change to what it calls the “First Open Experience” that will launch Docs in edit mode, with Sheets and Slides also getting a “more creation-focused experience.” Opening ...

Google Docs has always offered a lot of potential to mobile users. On any PC, you can create, view, edit, and collaborate in documents in real-time. The feature interacts well with Office and ...

In addition to comments, Google Docs will soon alert you to content additions and removals with edit notifications. These Google Docs edit notifications are delivered via email and “detail what ...

Google Docs finally makes it possible to edit your documents on certain mobile devices. If you're using an iOS device or Android 2.2, you'll get access to the new mobile editor over the "next few ...

One of Google Docs’ best features is the ability to switch between editing and suggesting mode, especially if you’re collaborating on a project. But changing modes is a chore—it requires you ...

Google revealed that it will soon introduce changes to make Google Docs editable from the iPad--adding significant value to Google's cloud productivity tools and the Apple tablet.

However, editing a document hasn't been exactly straightforward, as Docs always defaults to view mode when you open the app on Android. This is finally changing with a new update.