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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundGoogle combines word processing, spreadsheets
October 11, 2006 Beta of Google Docs & Spreadsheets launches; free product lets people collaborate online in real time.Year in review: Google's grand ambitions
December 23, 2008 Company tried extending its prowess to browsers, phones, display ads, and online applications in 2008. The economy and federal regulators, however, dampened some of its plans.Microsoft eyes new ways to sell Office
July 11, 2007 An ad-supported or online version of the company's profitable software isn't coming soon. But Microsoft is thinking about options.Businesses to buy into Google Apps Premier Edition?
February 22, 2007 Subscription version of Gmail, Google Talk and other services--$50 a year per user--now includes Docs & Spreadsheets.Google wants data in the cloud, not on the desktop
November 8, 2006 CEO says search giant is targeting the neo-network computer, not Microsoft, with all its Web-based applications.Google Gears churns toward Microsoft
May 31, 2007 New Google software brings Web-based applications offline, positioning the company in what some say is direct competition with Microsoft.Office Live almost out of the gate
October 31, 2006 More details emerge on the Web-based programs as they near the end of beta. But don't expect an online version of Office. Images: Office Live and on screenGoogle goes wild for wikis
October 31, 2006 With acquisition of JotSpot, search king picks up another little piece of what could eventually be a giant tech empire.Week in review: Deal or no deal in YouTube?
October 13, 2006 Google buys video-sharing service and adds to the Office 2.0 wave. Chipmakers talk speed, while Toyota touts ethanol.
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