Get 10GB extra space on Google Drive for linking with Quickoffice
6/11/2014
Quickoffice, an application for working with Microsoft Office documents, was acquired by Google in June 2012. The apps on Android and iOS have helped users on mobile devices gain access to documents, spreadsheets, and presentations without going back to their desktops. It's been more than a year, but Google has finally started making some good changes for Quickoffice.
If you've never had a chance to try Quickoffice on your mobile device, now is the time, as Google has released a free copy on both the Play store and App Store. As a second added perk for trying out Quickoffice for free, Google will give you an extra 10GB of free space on your Drive account if you link the two by September 26. Here's how to hook yourself up:
First you'll need to download a copy of Quickoffice for your mobile device; there are both Android and iOS versions. If you already have a copy of Quickoffice, it might be a good time to ditch it and grab the new one. Google stated on its blog that it has removed the old versions from the Play store and App Store, so this is the best way to ensure that you will get future updates.
When opening the app, you can view the introduction, or just tap the Get Started button. You will be prompted to sign-in with your Google account. Android users will be able to pick their account from the pop-up menu and then grant access.
According to Google's blog post, you will see the free 10GB (which lasts two years) appear on your account in the coming weeks. If you want to keep tabs on your storage, visit this link to see your total used and total available, while logged into your Google account.
Quickoffice offers a hassle-free way to handle Office files from colleagues, without the need to convert them in your Google Drive account for editing, and then converting again for sharing.
If you've never had a chance to try Quickoffice on your mobile device, now is the time, as Google has released a free copy on both the Play store and App Store. As a second added perk for trying out Quickoffice for free, Google will give you an extra 10GB of free space on your Drive account if you link the two by September 26. Here's how to hook yourself up:
First you'll need to download a copy of Quickoffice for your mobile device; there are both Android and iOS versions. If you already have a copy of Quickoffice, it might be a good time to ditch it and grab the new one. Google stated on its blog that it has removed the old versions from the Play store and App Store, so this is the best way to ensure that you will get future updates.
When opening the app, you can view the introduction, or just tap the Get Started button. You will be prompted to sign-in with your Google account. Android users will be able to pick their account from the pop-up menu and then grant access.
According to Google's blog post, you will see the free 10GB (which lasts two years) appear on your account in the coming weeks. If you want to keep tabs on your storage, visit this link to see your total used and total available, while logged into your Google account.
Quickoffice offers a hassle-free way to handle Office files from colleagues, without the need to convert them in your Google Drive account for editing, and then converting again for sharing.
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