The folks over at Livescribe just keep on making their pens smarter and smarter. Today they’ve announced that you can share your handwritten notes on Facebook, Google Docs, Evernote and as a PDF directly from the notebook itself. More »
Google Docs went Ding! today and gained some additional functionality, rolling out natively supported pivot tables. The pivot table, as any A/R Coordinator worth his salt can tell you, allows data from one workbook to be summarized in another, saving huge amounts of time and brainpower. This function been available on Excel since 1997 but has been only available to Docs users to this point through the Panorama add-on. [Google Docs Blog via Business Insider]
You know Google Docs, it’s the fantastic text editing, word processing web app from the Google. And cruising Google Docs via the mobile browser has long been fine! But nothing beats a dedicated app – which is now an option for Android users. More »
It’s one of the small features in word-publishing software that we take for granted – pagination. But it’s taken Google up until now to add page breaks to its Docs offering. The new update also adds native printing; the ability to print right from the browser in a WYSIWYG-stylee. [Google Docs Blog]
Google Docs has always been a great collaboration tool, but the “comment” system left a bit to be desired. Comments were essentially sticky notes attached to text in the document, on which all parties could leave little messages. Google’s completely revamped this feature, turning it into a more IM-like experience. More »
If you use Google Docs more than you use Microsoft Office, you’ll be happy to know that they added support for 12 new file formats, including Excel, Powerpoint and Photoshop files. Here’s the full list: More »
