Google announced Monday it plans to take its Google Docs word processing application into unchartered territory — offline. “We’ve taken another small step toward making Web applications accessible anywhere and everywhere. We’re rolling out a way for you to edit documents in Google Docs even without a connection,” Jason Freidenfelds, a Google spokesperson, told TechNewsWorld. The roll-out, scheduled to hit Doc users over the next two to three weeks, is an acknowledgment by Google that although the world is moving online, there are still gaps in that access, he said.
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Google Heats Up Office Battle With Offline Docs Access
Posted by: Walaika Haskins April 1, 2008 01:44 PMGoogle announced Monday it plans to take its Google Docs word processing application into unchartered territory — offline. “We’ve taken another small step toward making Web applications accessible anywhere and everywhere. We’re rolling out a way for you to edit documents in Google Docs even without a connection,” Jason Freidenfelds, a Google spokesperson, told TechNewsWorld. The roll-out, scheduled to hit Doc users over the next two to three weeks, is an acknowledgment by Google that although the world is moving online, there are still gaps in that access, he said.