“The most awesome 450-page presentation ever.” That’s how the authors call this slideshow – and I agree. It is awesome. But knowing that it was made using only Google Docs and no extra software whatsoever, makes it truly unbelievable.
Google’s Docs team has brought full desktop Google Docs support to iPad. Previously, iPad users have been pushed to the mobile tool but are now able to use the tablet’s bigger screen for serious spreadsheet editing. [Google Docs via 9to5Mac]
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Great news. Now you can edit Google Docs on the go, using an iPad, iPhone or Android device.
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Google has made it official: Full-fledged Docs will arrive on the iPad. You’ve been able to view work all along, but Google will soon flip the switch allowing edits – providing some nice competition for Apple’s own iWork for iPad. [Google via Business Insider]
The Konami Code (if you don’t know it, then shame on you!) has long been part of geek lore. But now it can be part of your work day too: Google has added a new, pranktastic easter egg to Docs.
What do you get when you cross a large crowd of geeks, Google Docs and a rather too familiar Police Box?
Those who use Google Apps probably assume data is safer in a cloud than it is on a laptop, prone to being dropped and spilled upon. Spanning Backup says otherwise, offering data protection services against data loss on Google’s end.
