Many Android apps offer cloud-based file syncing and storage, but Google Drive's killer advantage is its tight integration with Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Photos apps.

Google Drive is a cloud-based storage solution that allows you to save files online and access them anywhere from any smartphone, tablet, or computer.

Have you ever wondered what Google Drive is? Read on, if you'd like to learn more about it. If you're on Android, you're likely using it.

Google's long-awaited cloud storage service, Google Drive, is finally here. The app is available on the web (via Google Documents), Mac, PC, and Android. An iPhone and iPad app is coming soon ...

Not surprisingly, Google didn't leave its developers in the dark when Drive launched. The Chrome web store already features 18 web apps with Google Drive integration, and the SDK is now available ...

In January, Google posted job vacancies to improve the "Android Tablet App Experience", stating it believed the world was moving towards more powerful and capable tablets.

The Google Drive app is available for Android, and it has all of the old Docs functionality, plus some other goodies under the hood.

Google Drive is extremely useful not only as a cloud storage solution, but it also brings together all your Google apps, allowing them to work offline and sync well across all your devices.

For Android users, Google Drive is a must-have download, as it offers convenient cloud storage space, Google Docs functionality on the go, and file-sharing capabilities to boot.

Google Drive for Android is undergoing a minor visual redesign, with highlighted backgrounds on folders being the most striking change. The scan functionality has been moved to the front of the ...

Google has released a trio of updates for Drive including support for importing Open Document Format (ODF) files, searching for Drive files from its Search app, and a way to share non-Google files ...