ZDNET's key takeaways Google Docs has become the universal document collaboration platform. Features such as Voice Typing, ...

Google Docs is often dismissed as the lightweight cousin of Microsoft Word. Most people use Docs like a digital paper. They type, maybe adjust the formatting, and move on. This is a mistake. After ...

Imagine this: you’re in the middle of an important project, juggling deadlines, and collaborating with a team scattered across time zones. Suddenly, your computer crashes, and hours of work vanish in ...

Google Docs on the web recently received a new feature that lets users listen to their documents with Gemini. We spotted code that enables this feature on the Google Docs Android app and activated it ...

You can listen to your Google Docs documents read aloud. Control the playback and let other people listen to the document. Feature is available to Workspace, AI Pro, and AI Ultra users. Get more ...

As previewed earlier this year, Gemini in Google Docs will now let you “create audio versions of your documents.” On the web, go to the Tools menu for a new “Audio” option in-between Voice typing and ...

Since first bringing Audio Overview to NotebookLM, Google has slowly been rolling out one of its best AI-powered features to other parts of its ecosystem. The feature hit Google Docs back in August of ...

Drafting emails in Google Docs is not about replacing Gmail. It is about slowing down the writing process just enough to improve quality, reduce mistakes, and involve the right people before a message ...

After decades of using both Google's and Microsoft's productivity suites, it's clear that one continues to deliver the strongest combination of power, flexibility, and collaborative capability. I've ...

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