In this tutorial you are going to learn how to use Google Drive on iPhone and iPad.
Google Drive is a free tool used to create, edit and share documents online in real time. The web application allows you to work with various types of documents, such as word processing, spreadsheets, basic presentations and drawings, and when you are generating forms for surveys. If Google Drive is your file synchronization service of choice, or one of them, then you probably have installed the Drive application on all of your devices and systems. Although the data is automatically backed up in the Cloud – that means Google’s servers – when you use Drive, you may want to create a local backup of files, as well.
A resume is a written document that contains a summary of your work experience– including positions held at each employer–and your educational background. The look and design of a resume is often as important as the content, because a well-organized and eye-catching resume is more likely to attract the attention of an employer. Google Drive, aside from being completely free and available on the web, also has resume templates that look great and are easy to fill in.
In this quick video you are going to learn about Keep, the note taking service from Google and how it ties in with Google Drive.
Follow this step by step guide to learn which one is better: Google Drive or Skydrive.
Furthermore, we will draw a comparison between Google Drive and Skydrive.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to Create a Powerpoint Presentation in Google Drive.
So you need to create a Powerpoint presentation, but you don’t have access to a computer with Microsoft Office. Guess you are out of luck, right? Wrong! With a valid Gmail address, anyone can create a Powerpoint presentation online through Google Drive.
You can make an online backup by using Google Drive, which will then allow you to access the files from any device, this tutorial will show you how.