Google's office suite is one of those free features that the company that owns Android offers to all users completely free of charge, although its intensive use is not too widespread. Despite this, its applications for operating systems such as iOS continue to arrive in a phased manner.
Of course, Google has not been the first to update its applications to the requirements of iOS 11, but it is never too late if the happiness is good. Both Docs and Sheets and Slides include improvements adapting to iPhone X and iOS 11 in products such as the iPad. Let's see what these improvements consist of and if they are worth it.
The notes of the three applications do not leave much room for doubt, we start with the fact that they have literally copied the same content in all three. First of all, now we have a total adaptation to the screen of the iPhone X, the latest and revolutionary device from the Cupertino company It carries a FullVision screen that is leading some developers on their heads, although in principle it should not take too much work to adapt the applications. Be that as it may, this novelty will be fully welcomed by those users who already have the aforementioned device in their hands, the design of the user interface at the level of the rest of the phones does not change at all.
The second novelty is another of the great innovations of iOS 11, especially very much to take into account in the iPad, and is that the Apple tablet has changed a lot with the arrival of this version of the operating system. One of its most relevant features is the ability to copy and paste content only by dragging them between the different windows, as we already do for example on our PC / Mac. Now Google Docs, Sheets and Slides will allow us to carry out this functionality natively, very useful considering the nature of the applications.
