Google Drive

Google Drive is an online desktop application to edit and save files online. This service is integrated into the cloud service, which serves as an online USB stick on which you can store all your files. With the app, you still have access to your files online and can edit those files in the app.

Google Drive: When saving files online is useful

Google Drive is an app that allows you not only to store files, but also to open and edit them. In Google Drive, users can view documents such as a Word document, Excel spreadsheet, form or presentation file. These documents are, in addition to all your other content, stored on Google Drive, synchronized with the official application. You can edit files via Google's various free and free Office apps, called Google Docs. You can also install a Google Drive desktop program for Windows and Mac to access all files via a special folder on your desktop.

Once you have access to Google Drive, you can install a small program on your computer from the app, which creates a folder in the Windows Explorer. This way, you can access your Google Drive directly from your operating system. Finally, you don't need Office apps installed on your computer to edit files on your Google Drive.