Google has announced to extend full mobile support to Google Docs to enable its users to edit their online documents and collaborate with other users via mobile phones.
Google first offered read-only access to documents and spreadsheets on mobile devices back in October 2007 before adding the capability to edit spreadsheets in February last year. Now, this recent update, which was highly demanded by Google Docs users, has the potential for a big take-up among tablet users.
Availability: The update version of Google Docs will be introduced over the next few days. It will be available for English-language users with mobile devices running a minimum of Android version 2.2 (a.k.a Froyo) and iOS version 3.0+, including the iPad. The company says a version for other languages will follow soon. The Android version also supports voice entry of text.
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