Tech Info : Google IO 2012 Now Google Docs can be used offline

Many users have a certain fondness for Google Docs as it allows one to use the service without having the fear of losing
data if a computer accidentally goes off and the data has not been saved. However, a feature that many users had complained about is that one does not have the ability to use Google Docs if they have, by chance lost their Internet connection. This issue seems to be a thing of the past now as Google has recently announced that Google Docs will now feature offline capabilities allowing one edit documents online using the Chrome browser.

As per a post by Docs Blog, Google states,
“No internet connection? No big deal. With
offline editing, you can create and edit Google
documents and leave comments. Any changes
you make will be automatically synced when
you get back online. You can enable offline
editing from the gear icon in Google Drive and
find more detailed instructions for getting set
up in the Help Center. Note that you’ll need
the latest versions of Chrome or ChromeOS to
edit offline. We’re also working hard to
make offline editing for spreadsheets and
presentations available in the future.”
So what does this actually mean? The answer


Google IO 2012 Now Google Docs can be used offline