When it comes to Android productivity apps, Google offers a solid range of tools, one of which is Google Docs. This app can cover most of your on-the-go document creation and editing needs.

The Google Docs app for Android has long lagged behind its web counterpart. It lacks the same navigation features and organizational abilities of the web version, or what you'd find on a Chromebook.

Just like we already have on the web, new Canvas output options could soon be coming to the Gemini app on Android.

The Docs Android app can already open and allow you to edit Word files, without any work — and with one simple flip of a switch, you can create new files in the .DOCX format just as easily.

Google has added a built-in scanner on its Files app, eliminating the need to download a dedicated tool to scan documents on Android. Here's how to use it to scan a document on an Android device.

The 12L taskbar also let users view a split screen dragging an app from the app library on to the screen. Stylus improvements in Android 13 aim to reduce unintended actions caused by users resting ...

In version 1.25.062.00.90 of the Google Docs Android app, we discovered a Bookmark feature. While this feature has been available on the web and iOS, it has not yet been made available on Android.

When you're writing something, you may have to adjust the document's format to fit certain guidelines. Here is how to double space in Google Docs.

On Android, Google Docs will show “pages and page breaks” when you first open a document. This is meant to offer a “more cohesive visual design between web and mobile.” ...