However, you can access Google Docs offline, letting you move your desk to a park, coffee shop or anywhere else you might want to work.

You can edit Google Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides offline, without an internet connection—here's how to do it on desktop and mobile.

Google Docs, released in 2006, is free to use, web-based, and not only for text documents; you can create slideshows and spreadsheets, too. Here's how to use it.

When you turn on link sharing in Google Docs, anyone with the URL of your document can access it—a very bad security practice!

Read G Suite apps tips on how to add a collaborator, get a link, adjust access, set access expiration dates, and transfer file ownership.

Google Docs is more than a novelty web app. Here, we outline how to get started with the popular word processor so you can create documents and collaborate.

Sharing Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides files makes it easy to collaborate with colleagues on documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. Here’s how.

How to start tracking changes in Google Docs Unlike other text editors, Google Docs doesn’t tuck Suggesting mode in the Edit or Tools menu. Instead, look in the upper-right hand of your screen.

Google delivers document-first video conferencing: Display your document and Google Meet session side-by-side in one Chrome browser tab or minimize Meet to display as a picture-in-document overlay.

Shared Folders One of Google Docs best features is its ability to let you share and collaborate on documents with other users.

You can share Google Docs with as many people as you like, but how many are actually looking at them? Google has rolled out a new feature today to let you know. By clicking the Discussions button ...