Google Docs is an online word processor that lets you create new documents, edit them, and collaborate on them with others in real-time. It’s free to use and packed with plenty of valuable features.

Google is expanding availability of voice typing in Docs beyond desktop Chrome to Safari and Microsoft Edge to allow for “more inclusive and accessible user interactions.” In Google Docs, you can use ...

If you can't find time to read your documents, Google Docs will now read and summarize them for you.

Whether you're on the move or suffering from an unfortunate bout of carpal tunnel, there are plenty of scenarios when simply typing out passages of text on a keyboard just isn't the most feasible ...

Google Docs has offered voice typing on the web since 2015, and the input method is now set to pick up “enhancements” that will also improve automatic captions in Google Slides. When viewing a Google ...

One of the most useful features of Google Docs — and arguably one of the things that set it apart from other apps in terms of how well it functions — is the ability to type with your voice.

Last week, Google announced it has added free speech-to-text capabilities to Google Docs (Google calls it Voice Typing). Here's how it works. Share on Facebook (opens in a new window) Share on X ...

Guess who’s old enough to drive? Google Docs is now 16 years old. Born in 2006, Google’s free-to-use word processor lets you create and edit documents in a web browser or mobile app, which is handy as ...

Thanks to this feature by Google, there is now an option to avoid letting your hands do the work in writing your documents. As per the Google Support page about Voice Typing, the feature is available ...

The Chrome-exclusive feature is expanding to ‘most major browsers’ and is getting a tune-up as part of the process. The Chrome-exclusive feature is expanding to ‘most major browsers’ and is getting a ...