I was browsing around the Google Docs blog to see if Google might have anything to say about the possibility of being able to edit Microsoft Word files directly in Google Docs. I was really hoping for some Microsoft Word functionality within Google Docs with the arrival of the Chromebook. Unfortunately, I did not come across any information about that topic, but I did stumble upon some very neat features that have been added to Google Docs.
The last features that I am really fond of are the ability to now upload entire folders, drag-and-drop files for uploading, and pagination.
With the new Google Docs Android app, you’re now able to take a picture with your phone and have the text in the photo …
The main benefit of Google Docs was its ability for users to access their documents from any computer simply by logging in with their username. This especially came in handy when you need to access a document on your mobile phone. However, documents could only be viewed on your phone and couldn’t be edited, until now. Mobile editing will now work with iPhone and Android devices, as well as the iPad.
Google Docs recently rolled out three new features into Google Docs.
I deal with PDFs all of the time and a common frustration with using PDFs is the inability to copy-and-paste. There are tons of PDF-to-Word conversion websites out there, but I’ve tried two of them and neither of them worked. The one website was supposed to email me my converted PDF to my email address, but completely failed to do so. The other website simply inserted my PDF into a RTF file without converting it to text.
