It is widely anticipated that what makes Google’s suite of apps and products so eminent has a lot to do with how well they all professionally work together. However, for far too long Google has effectively kept their Google Drive app on Android mostly limited to basic management functions.
Interestingly, with the latest update, that’s all changed so global app users could now edit and sort your documents simply from within the Drive app. Moreover adding a swift editing feature is quality win for Google since it has long been a pain to have to exit the Drive app and open another in order to make changes.
Now when you see a spreadsheet, document or photo in Drive, users just require clicking on the small blue edit button to be taken directly to your editor of choice. Apart from that depending on what you looking to modify, it could open Google Photos, Docs or your phone’s native editor.
There is another small feature update where it has the ability to reverse sort your documents. The users could always select to have them ordered alphabetically but now users could change that and have the files ordered or instead if you like. While these might seem like small changes, they would make a big difference to the ease of simplicity for Android users and include a layer of fluidity between Google’s suites of Android apps. The update is in the process of rolling out, so users could see it in the coming days if you haven’t got it yet.
Google Drive is a safe place for all your files and puts them within reach from any smart phone, tablet, or computer. The files in Drive respectively your videos, photos, and documents are qualitatively backed up safely so users can’t lose them. Once there, the users could simply invite others to view, edit, or leave comments on any of your files or folders.
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