Has this cool ability ti share the documents/spreadsheets etc to others and thus enabling real time collaboration.Can be used offline in airplane mode anywhere anytime either on smartphones, desktops and laptops.Has all the ability to export and import a given document in any format as required and also export to PDF is something really handy which I’ve found to be impressive in order to make resume and other non-editable PDF’s in my opinion.Blazing fast thanks to Web kit(the rendering engine used in the Chrome browser) and Google’s own proprietary technologies, this office suite has some serious snappiness as ran and tested on Chrome.Has the ability to save things automatically(auto save) in few seconds as seen in Gmail the popular email client from Google.Runs and performs excellent on Google Chrome browser as it’s a Google product after all.Updates automatically in the cloud, so no need of human/user intervention for updating the web app all the time every single day, however this does not apply to the mobile platform, even though the updates thrown are rare and almost in a months time frame approx.

It includes all the necessary tool which are of every day use as the name suggests and they have been given there dedicated/respected apps on mobile platforms for both iOS & Android.G Suite is a suite of cloud computing, productivity and collaboration tools, software and products developed by Google Cloud, first launched on Augas Google Apps for Your Domain.

Now let us see one by one and then finally let us dive into the conclusion. Here, let us talk about the clash of the titans in office productivity software and for some primary reasons we’re not considering any other productivity similar software like those not mentioned here Apache Open office, WPS office so on and so forth for the sake of writing.

Openoffice vs libreoffice 2020