Google introduces Add-on store for Docs and Sheets

Google is aiming to take away some Office users and migrate to its own document suite with its new Add-on store for Docs and Sheets. The store features both third-party and Google-made tools to give users more features needed by documents and spreadsheets such as making labels and sending customized emails. There are about 30 add-ons at the moment including EasyBib’s Bibliography Creator to help students look up academic sources and insert citations in the different formats. 

Gmail adds more quick action buttons

Google’s Gmail service has added more functionality to the email app with more quick-action buttons that appear beside the email subject line. Dropbox folder and Google Docs can be accessed through quick actions; Seamless users can rate and review restaurants by clicking the review button; YouTube and Vimeo videos can be opened through the view video button; and OpenTable lets you edit your dinner reservation through your inbox.

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Video: Using Google Docs to collaborate like Hall and Oates

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