Anybody who composes and edits bodies of text with some regularity ought to be familiar with Google Docs, as it's one of the most popular writing tools out there to date. Google's text-editing ...

Google Docs already lets you use Gemini to get help with writing when accessing the service through your web browser. We’ve just spotted early evidence of “Help me write” coming to the Docs Android ...

For some, writing comes easy. It may feel like mere seconds for words to start flying off the page as the final word count nears thousands. For others, it may take several painstaking hours to muster ...

If you’re a writer, there’s a good chance you use Google Docs. Whether it’s for a book, short stories, fan fiction, professional writing, or, in my case, tech journalism, Google Docs is often the ...

Google Docs has become the go-to tool for collaborative writing because it is simple, easy to access, and syncs reliably in the cloud. But when your documents get complicated, or you’re handling ...

Parth is a technology analyst and writer specializing in the comprehensive review and feature exploration of the Android ecosystem. His work is distinguished by its meticulous focus on flagship ...

In case you haven’t noticed, AI (Artificial Intelligence) is kind of a big thing in tech. It’s one of Google’s main focuses, as just about every one of its services employs some next-level AI. One ...

With a click of the 'Help me write' prompt, Duet AI in Google Docs can get you over your writer’s block or spiff up existing text. Here's how to sign up and start using the tool. I’ve contributed to ...

AI is coming to Google Docs. I’m testing an early beta version that generates & edits text in response to user prompts. You activate the AI by clicking a magic wand icon in the margin of a doc. Google ...

Chethan is a reporter at Android Police, focusing on the weekend news coverage for the site. He has covered tech for over a decade with multiple publications, including the likes of Times Internet, ...

Audio Overviews aren't new since Google originally introduced them via its NotebookLM platform. But now, they're coming directly into Google Docs, allowing users to review their work in a new and ...