Epic improvements to Google Drive. Who needs Office?

Epic improvements to Google Drive. Who needs Office? 

Work with any file, on any device, any time with new Docs, Sheets, and Slides

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That's that then. Can we get on with our lives now? #WorldCup #England #Out

That's that then. Can we get on with our lives now? #WorldCup #England #Out





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Read our whitepaper on cloud computing for the public sector.

Read our whitepaper on cloud computing for the public sector.

News & Events - Cloud technology for governments The maintenance of traditional ICT facilities can be quite costly for the government and public sector offices who make use of computing and communications technologies, including the network maintenance that comes with it. Not only is it expensive, but it is rather labour intensive to keep as ...

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We're very proud to be one of the first Google Apps Premier Technology Partners

We're very proud to be one of the first Google Apps Premier Technology Partners





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Another interesting article explaining how Microsoft is in a bit of a no-win situation particularly ...

Another interesting article explaining how Microsoft is in a bit of a no-win situation particularly with its mobile devices strategy.



Forbes Now: Microsoft: The Surface Is Shiny, But Things Remain A Mess Underneath. http://stu.gs/1okVqIj

Microsoft: The Surface Is Shiny, But Things Remain A Mess Underneath Twenty years ago, when Microsoft was on the rise, it decided to spend the then princely sum of $100 million on an ad campaign to tell the world about itself. The image spots asked "Where do you want to go today?" While the actual commercials were sometimes a bit weird, [...]

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Sorry to say this but the update to +Google+ on +Android is a bit of a mess. The navigation is now too...

Sorry to say this but the update to +Google+ on +Android is a bit of a mess. The navigation is now too disjointed. Why has the slide in menu been dropped just when we'd got used to it across many apps. It's still there when you go to photos leading to more inconsistency.



How do you search if you've changed your stream view to a specific circle? Answer: you can't, you have to first switch back to viewing everything. Dumb.



Let's hope this is just an interim step on the way to an improved navigation experience that doesn't leave you wondering where the heck you are and where the option you need has got to.





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Why do +Tesco make cooking instructions so complicated? Just give me a table or list the frozen and ...

Why do +Tesco make cooking instructions so complicated? Just give me a table or list the frozen and chilled times separately. 









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