If you’ve never used Google Docs or Google Drive before, it’s completely free to get started, and there’s an entire world of web-connected features you’ll be able to use, both online and offline. Your ...

Google Docs is a fan favorite for a reason — it's cloud-based, auto-saves everything, and takes the stress out of losing your work, allowing you to get more work done more easily. But if you've ...

Signing a physical document is straightforward. You take a pen and scribble what could be described as a work of art on a piece of paper. However, it's different when you live a paper-free life.

Every so often Google unveils a new feature that's so cool and helpful that I can't help but get excited. Such was the case when it became possible to compose an email directly from within a Google ...

Google Docs is a convenient and free way to get the basic functionality of the Microsoft Office suite of programs. It lets you create documents, spreadsheets, and presentations in an online interface, ...

Markdown, once you get used to it, becomes muscle memory. I don't think to insert a link by highlighting text and clicking a toolbar button—I insert a link by putting square brackets around the text ...

Google Docs sits at the center of the world of cloud-based productivity. Its success is due, in part, to its accessibility and flexibility. You can write, edit, and ...

Over some time now, Google Docs has left its imprint as a considerable competitor to Microsoft Word. While it may not be as stocked with features as MS Word, it has a few things here and there that ...

One way to compare two Google Docs documents is to open them in two separate browser windows, place them side-by-side, and sift through them to find the differences. However, as you can imagine, this ...