Comments on: Google Makes Its Move: Office 2.0 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/ Startup and Technology News Wed, 15 Oct 2008 19:10:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: The OPLIN 4cast » Blog Archive » OPLIN 4cast #20 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-2431366 The OPLIN 4cast » Blog Archive » OPLIN 4cast #20 Thu, 07 Aug 2008 18:10:51 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-2431366 [...] Google Makes Its Move: Office 2.0 (TechCrunch) [...] [...] Google Makes Its Move: Office 2.0 (TechCrunch) [...]

]]> By: A Bevvy of 2.0’s http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1777420 A Bevvy of 2.0’s Tue, 20 Nov 2007 19:36:32 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1777420 [...] at the wireless worker and the wireless office.  A more specific interest than Enterprise 2.0.  Google is said to be driving this movement with its online set of productivity tools.  Open Office is [...] [...] at the wireless worker and the wireless office.  A more specific interest than Enterprise 2.0.  Google is said to be driving this movement with its online set of productivity tools.  Open Office is [...]

]]> By: Zoho’s Business Suite Takikng on Google Apps http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1599447 Zoho’s Business Suite Takikng on Google Apps Thu, 06 Sep 2007 17:47:17 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1599447 [...] Zoho has been a busy company. Over the past two years they’ve launched 12 applications along with 4 utilities, nearly all with APIs. Last October Zoho tied these programs together for individuals with a single sign-on feature. Today they’re releasing a similar bundling for businesses that takes on Google’s own business productivity suite. [...] [...] Zoho has been a busy company. Over the past two years they’ve launched 12 applications along with 4 utilities, nearly all with APIs. Last October Zoho tied these programs together for individuals with a single sign-on feature. Today they’re releasing a similar bundling for businesses that takes on Google’s own business productivity suite. [...]

]]> By: wazomobonehihicn http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1524605 wazomobonehihicn Sun, 29 Jul 2007 03:41:41 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1524605 <strong>wazomobonehihicn...</strong> nice post... wazomobonehihicn…

nice post…

]]> By: Google’s Office Suite Complete: Google “PowerPoint” Confirmed http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1335047 Google’s Office Suite Complete: Google “PowerPoint” Confirmed Tue, 17 Apr 2007 19:13:16 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1335047 [...] There’s no need for further speculation: Google CEO Today at the Web 2.0 Expo Google CEO Eric Schmidt confirmed that Google will soon launch a PowerPoint clone, completing their basic office suite (they already have Word and Excel covered). Expect these services to be combines with Gmail, Google Calendar, GTalk and other services under a single brand for small businesses. [...] [...] There’s no need for further speculation: Google CEO Today at the Web 2.0 Expo Google CEO Eric Schmidt confirmed that Google will soon launch a PowerPoint clone, completing their basic office suite (they already have Word and Excel covered). Expect these services to be combines with Gmail, Google Calendar, GTalk and other services under a single brand for small businesses. [...]

]]> By: Broken Links » Blog Archive » Firefox 3: the Google browser? http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1223860 Broken Links » Blog Archive » Firefox 3: the Google browser? Wed, 14 Mar 2007 22:10:58 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1223860 [...] I suspect the reason might be that it’s a request from their closest business partner: Google. It’s no secret that Google and Firefox have an unofficial relationship, and last year Google announced their business office suite. [...] [...] I suspect the reason might be that it’s a request from their closest business partner: Google. It’s no secret that Google and Firefox have an unofficial relationship, and last year Google announced their business office suite. [...]

]]> By: Vlad Mayzel http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1035172 Vlad Mayzel Sat, 24 Feb 2007 06:38:56 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-1035172 Hi All, My previous comment has became irrelevant since Google rolled over its newest release of Google Apps and they now include Docs and Spreadsheets along other services. To turn it on, just go to Services and add it to activate. Now it all works for me and my clients beautifully. One little glitch though. What they call collaboration is only half-done, meaning that as of the time of writing this, if I make a document shared and give rights to access it to every other user, there is no way for others to know about it or to access it from their interface unless I send them an encrypted link. Vlad Mayzel Hi All,

My previous comment has became irrelevant since Google rolled over its newest release of Google Apps and they now include Docs and Spreadsheets along other services. To turn it on, just go to Services and add it to activate. Now it all works for me and my clients beautifully. One little glitch though. What they call collaboration is only half-done, meaning that as of the time of writing this, if I make a document shared and give rights to access it to every other user, there is no way for others to know about it or to access it from their interface unless I send them an encrypted link.

Vlad Mayzel

]]> By: Vlad Mayzel http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-801879 Vlad Mayzel Sat, 27 Jan 2007 16:48:24 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-801879 Hi All, Does anyone know what is behind Google's decision not to allow Google Apps users to use Docs and Spreadsheets? Why do I need to create a GMail account to be able to access Docs and why not just allow me to use my account with Google Aps that uses my own domain? Not to mention why would not they put a link to Docs and Spreadsheets ont he startup apde, calendar and e-mail in Google Apps? Vlad Mayzel www.604-GET-HELP.com Hi All,

Does anyone know what is behind Google’s decision not to allow Google Apps users to use Docs and Spreadsheets?

Why do I need to create a GMail account to be able to access Docs and why not just allow me to use my account with Google Aps that uses my own domain?

Not to mention why would not they put a link to Docs and Spreadsheets ont he startup apde, calendar and e-mail in Google Apps?

Vlad Mayzel
http://www.604-GET-HELP.com

]]> By: Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-681772 Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year Tue, 09 Jan 2007 03:46:24 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-681772 [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...] [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...]

]]> By: Multimedias.mobi » Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-549576 Multimedias.mobi » Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year Sun, 17 Dec 2006 21:49:19 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-549576 [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...] [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...]

]]> By: Start-up.co.nz » Google Starts Selling Domain Names http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-549427 Start-up.co.nz » Google Starts Selling Domain Names Sun, 17 Dec 2006 21:22:37 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-549427 [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM.With this move, look for Google to tap more into the domain parking business using their Google AdSense for Domains product a bit more. I’d also imagine their Blogger product will integrate this announcement and allow you to easily setup a blog with your own domain for $10/year. [...] [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM.With this move, look for Google to tap more into the domain parking business using their Google AdSense for Domains product a bit more. I’d also imagine their Blogger product will integrate this announcement and allow you to easily setup a blog with your own domain for $10/year. [...]

]]> By: MIS 300 - Fundamentals of E-Commerce Course » Google for entering the domain business and more http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-547657 MIS 300 - Fundamentals of E-Commerce Course » Google for entering the domain business and more Sun, 17 Dec 2006 11:58:53 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-547657 [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. The domain registrar industry is already crowded, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM.With this move, look for Google to tap more into the domain parking business using their Google AdSense for Domains product a bit more. I’d also ithink that  Blogger product will integrate this announcement and allow you to easily setup a blog with your own domain for $10/year. [...] [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. The domain registrar industry is already crowded, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM.With this move, look for Google to tap more into the domain parking business using their Google AdSense for Domains product a bit more. I’d also ithink that  Blogger product will integrate this announcement and allow you to easily setup a blog with your own domain for $10/year. [...]

]]> By: Library clips :: Where does email fit in document collaboration? :: December :: 2006 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-545852 Library clips :: Where does email fit in document collaboration? :: December :: 2006 Sun, 17 Dec 2006 04:21:43 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-545852 [...] Here are some posts in this space. [...] [...] Here are some posts in this space. [...]

]]> By: stephencuretjr.com » Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-545146 stephencuretjr.com » Google Starts Selling Domains For $10 Per Year Sun, 17 Dec 2006 00:30:12 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-545146 [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...] [...] Google has entered the domain business with partners GoDaddy and eNom. An already crowded industry, Google has begun allowing people to register ‘.com’, ‘.net’, ‘.biz’, and ‘.info’ Web site addresses. Web sites that register their domains directly with Google for $10/year will automatically be setup to use Google Apps for Your Domain, which includes Google’s Page Creator (for easily making a Web site), Calendar, Email, and IM. [...]

]]> By: Joon http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-500690 Joon Fri, 08 Dec 2006 13:27:20 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-500690 Thanks so very much for taking your time to create this very useful and informative site. I have learned a lot from your site. Thanks!!t Thanks so very much for taking your time to create this very useful and informative site. I have learned a lot from your site. Thanks!!t

]]> By: test « Alex Innovation Wizard says http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-394909 test « Alex Innovation Wizard says Wed, 15 Nov 2006 23:30:27 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-394909 [...] Last month, Sergey Brin began leading an initiative at Google focused on “Features, not products,” because the 50+ products in various development stages available at Google.com were beginning to lead to user confusion. One of Google’s top priorities is trying to replace desktop applications with web-based applications and tap into Microsoft’s $12 billion annual revenue stream from Office-related software. That initiative started with Gmail (for email), and has led to Google Docs (formerly Writely), Google Calendar, Google Spreadsheets, and the rumored GDrive (for file storage, code-named “Platypus“). But if I’m pulling reports from Google Analytics, Google AdSense, or Google AdWords, I can only export them to Excel — not save (or open) directly into Google Spreadsheets. If I’m in Gmail, any ‘.doc’ attachments should open in Google Docs — they don’t currently. [...] [...] Last month, Sergey Brin began leading an initiative at Google focused on “Features, not products,” because the 50+ products in various development stages available at Google.com were beginning to lead to user confusion. One of Google’s top priorities is trying to replace desktop applications with web-based applications and tap into Microsoft’s $12 billion annual revenue stream from Office-related software. That initiative started with Gmail (for email), and has led to Google Docs (formerly Writely), Google Calendar, Google Spreadsheets, and the rumored GDrive (for file storage, code-named “Platypus“). But if I’m pulling reports from Google Analytics, Google AdSense, or Google AdWords, I can only export them to Excel — not save (or open) directly into Google Spreadsheets. If I’m in Gmail, any ‘.doc’ attachments should open in Google Docs — they don’t currently. [...]

]]> By: Techcrunch » Blog Archive » BlueTie Launches Free Ajax Email Suite http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-313568 Techcrunch » Blog Archive » BlueTie Launches Free Ajax Email Suite Sun, 29 Oct 2006 10:50:00 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-313568 [...] This is a crowded space, with products from Zimbra, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple, Goowy, Foldera and others (although I am stretching the definition of competitor here to include simple Ajax webmail offerings, and Goowy is a Flash application). But getting control of people’s email account can be a profitable business - BlueTie says that people spend an average of 4.6 hours on email every day, and many people spend far more time than that. More than any other application, email is the center of the work flow in a business. [...] [...] This is a crowded space, with products from Zimbra, Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple, Goowy, Foldera and others (although I am stretching the definition of competitor here to include simple Ajax webmail offerings, and Goowy is a Flash application). But getting control of people’s email account can be a profitable business - BlueTie says that people spend an average of 4.6 hours on email every day, and many people spend far more time than that. More than any other application, email is the center of the work flow in a business. [...]

]]> By: Zoho Virtual Office Launching Tommorow; Racing Google to Market » JenIT http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-258166 Zoho Virtual Office Launching Tommorow; Racing Google to Market » JenIT Wed, 11 Oct 2006 16:14:31 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-258166 [...] Online productivity company Zoho is finally bringing all its various services together into one offering with the release of the Zoho Virtual Office at tomorrow’s Office 2.0 conference. Google is rumored to be planning an announcement at the conference about Writely and Google Spreadsheets integration as Google Docs - filling a major gap in the mysterious Google Office. The fact is though, Zoho Virtual Office has more to offer. [...] [...] Online productivity company Zoho is finally bringing all its various services together into one offering with the release of the Zoho Virtual Office at tomorrow’s Office 2.0 conference. Google is rumored to be planning an announcement at the conference about Writely and Google Spreadsheets integration as Google Docs - filling a major gap in the mysterious Google Office. The fact is though, Zoho Virtual Office has more to offer. [...]

]]> By: Google does the mashup dance » JenIT http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-258117 Google does the mashup dance » JenIT Wed, 11 Oct 2006 15:43:31 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-258117 [...] Long famous for allowing employees to spend 20% of their time on experimental work, Google is experimenting in public with a number of projects that give a nod to the mashup ethic. It was a very busy summer for Google; from their Google Apps for Your Domain launch to the partnership with Intuit to the acquisition of biometric company Neven Vision. It doesn’t look like things are slowing down going into fall. Here’s an overview of some of the most recent offerings in the spirit of the mashup that the company has made available. [...] [...] Long famous for allowing employees to spend 20% of their time on experimental work, Google is experimenting in public with a number of projects that give a nod to the mashup ethic. It was a very busy summer for Google; from their Google Apps for Your Domain launch to the partnership with Intuit to the acquisition of biometric company Neven Vision. It doesn’t look like things are slowing down going into fall. Here’s an overview of some of the most recent offerings in the spirit of the mashup that the company has made available. [...]

]]> By: Google spiffs up free online office software offering -- Microsoft News Tracker http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257953 Google spiffs up free online office software offering -- Microsoft News Tracker Wed, 11 Oct 2006 13:47:40 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257953 [...] Google just launched the latest iteration in their free online office offerings called Docs & Spreadsheets. Separately they already had the Writely word processor  (relaunched in August) and were testing Google Spreadsheets, but now they have combined them and Michael Arrington at TechCrunch got a sneak preview: It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...] [...] Google just launched the latest iteration in their free online office offerings called Docs & Spreadsheets. Separately they already had the Writely word processor  (relaunched in August) and were testing Google Spreadsheets, but now they have combined them and Michael Arrington at TechCrunch got a sneak preview: It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...]

]]> By: Google Docs, documenti e fogli di calcolo insieme… « Il mio piccolo diario di viaggio… tra i bit http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257523 Google Docs, documenti e fogli di calcolo insieme… « Il mio piccolo diario di viaggio… tra i bit Wed, 11 Oct 2006 08:05:34 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257523 [...] Techcrunch » Blog Archive » Google “Docs & Spreadsheets” Launches: Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office (…) Notably absent is the ability to embed spreadsheets directly into writely documents, a feature already offered by Zoho, which has been furiously updating its own office suite (Google says this feature is coming). [...] [...] Techcrunch » Blog Archive » Google “Docs & Spreadsheets” Launches: Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office (…) Notably absent is the ability to embed spreadsheets directly into writely documents, a feature already offered by Zoho, which has been furiously updating its own office suite (Google says this feature is coming). [...]

]]> By: Google "Docs and Spreadsheets" « Business Intelligence Roundup http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257296 Google "Docs and Spreadsheets" « Business Intelligence Roundup Wed, 11 Oct 2006 05:07:17 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257296 [...] 11th, 2006 · No Comments Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previouslyseparate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...] [...] 11th, 2006 · No Comments Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previouslyseparate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...]

]]> By: Google Docs Is Here « Ray-Deo http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257281 Google Docs Is Here « Ray-Deo Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:45:50 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257281 [...] Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. [...] [...] Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. [...]

]]> By: Dreamchaser’s Blog » TechCrunch: Google “Docs & Spreadsheets” Launches http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257269 Dreamchaser’s Blog » TechCrunch: Google “Docs & Spreadsheets” Launches Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:35:00 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257269 [...] Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...] [...] Google just launched Docs & Spreadsheets at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...]

]]> By: » Google Docs & Spreadsheets Launches » InsideGoogle » part of the Blog News Channel http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257260 » Google Docs & Spreadsheets Launches » InsideGoogle » part of the Blog News Channel Wed, 11 Oct 2006 04:27:56 +0000 http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/08/27/google-makes-its-move-office-20/#comment-257260 [...] Google will launch Docs & Spreadsheets later this evening at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...] [...] Google will launch Docs & Spreadsheets later this evening at docs.google.com. It integrates the previously separate Writely and Spreadsheet product silos into a single control panel and admin area (the previous sites for those products redirect to docs.google). This is not a deep product integration, but it is another shot across the bow of Microsoft Office. I had an unexpected opportunity to meet the team and take a look at the product earlier today along with a few other bloggers. [...]

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