In this post, we will show you how to write fractions in Google Docs on a Windows 11/10 PC. Fractions are used to represent parts or portions of a whole number. They are one of the most fundamental ...

Google Docs provides support to external add-ons to further extend its feature set. To write and format a screenplay in Google Docs, you would require to install an ...

In case you haven’t noticed, AI (Artificial Intelligence) is kind of a big thing in tech. It’s one of Google’s main focuses, as just about every one of its services employs some next-level AI. One ...

Prudent use of styles, stars, @ file mentions and more make Google Docs and Drive a powerful tool for longer and larger writing projects. Andy Wolber/TechRepublic Navigation techniques, writing time, ...

It might not be the OG of word-processing or get the sort of attention that MS Word gets, but well, there’s no doubting that for just getting the good old words out and sharing them, Google Docs is a ...

Google Docs is widely popular for many purposes – the no-frills online platform lets you write and edit essays, create applications, take meeting notes and even make to-do lists. But it doesn’t just ...

Haroun joined Android Police in 2021, reporting on the latest stories in the tech world. Since then, he’s gleefully covered everything from the most mundane Google Docs features to more mainstream ...

Google is further leveraging A.I. to help Google Docs users write more efficiently. The app, which is part of Google’s Workspace suite, will provide helpful suggestions to improve writing style, ...

If you’re working on a piece in Google Docs, you may need a word count to check just how long it is (or needs to be). Google Docs doesn’t make this obvious — there’s no native word counter or quick ...

How to encrypt specific sections of Google Docs with the DocSecrets add-on Your email has been sent Anyone who needs to hide away sections of text in Google Documents should give this handy add-on a ...

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.