Users can also sync files across their desktop and all their devices, open files from Drive with other apps installed on the respective hardware, and they can star important files (sort of like bookmarking) to find them later with ease. It also allows sharing files with collaborators on the go. The key features, as enumerated by Google, include the ability to access and view your documents, photos and videos anywhere, quickly and easily, or the option to make files available offline so you can access them even when the Internet is out of reach. No matter what happens to your devices, even if your iPhone goes for a swim, your files are safely stored in Google Drive.”

“Make items available offline so you view them while you’re on a plane.

Read the most up to date version of your document whether you’re at home, at the office, or on the go,” the app’s description continues. “Quickly share a photo with a friend 1000 miles away. “Upload all your files from your computer - even the big ones - and you can access them anywhere, including your iPhone or iPad. “Google Drive lets you create, share, collaborate and keep all your stuff in one place,” says Google. Google is offering everyone 5 GB of free storage (the same amount as Apple’s iCloud) to kick things off. Whatever you upload on one device will instantly appear on the others through the magic of cloud computing.

Users can upload all their files from their computer, phone or tablet, and then access that very content on the same devices, whichever happens to be closest to them. The application works much like Dropbox, in that it lets you store all your important stuff in one place. The search giant headquartered in Mountain View, California has released Google Drive for iPhone and iPad.

Google drive app for ipad