When using the Google Docs online platform to write articles or any form of documents, it is possible to collaborate with others in the easiest of ways. We’ve explained a while back how users can ...

First things first, you have to have a Google account to take advantage of its products. You probably already have a Google account of some sort, but in case you don't, here's how to get one. To ...

Google Docs offers five résumé templates, making it simple to personalize a résumé while using a standard, professional layout. To get started, open Google Docs and click Template gallery, then click ...

Wrestling with Word’s equation editor can be frustrating, but it doesn’t have to be. A few simple tricks can make typing and formatting math equations a breeze—no more clunky menus or endless ...

You can check the edit history on Google Docs if you want to see every change that's been made to a specific document. To check your edit history on Google Docs, open a document and open the "Version ...

Sharing Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides files makes it easy to collaborate with colleagues on documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. Here’s how. You may think of Google Drive mostly as a cloud ...

Google recently rolled out multiple updates to Bard, its AI chatbot. The new features include extensions that connect Bard to more aspects of Google’s portfolio, like Gmail, Docs, and YouTube. The ...

Cloud-based productivity apps are incredibly handy. They sync your info across all devices and, more importantly, they auto-save every change. (If you’ve never known the dark days of losing work ...

I am a Google Docs power user. In fact, according to Grammarly, I've written over 6 million words in Google Docs over the past 18 months, so it's pretty safe to assume I live and die by the service.

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 ...