Google releases Docs and Sheets apps for iOS and Android

Google has released dedicated Google Docs and Google Sheets apps for Android and iOS devices. Both apps are totally offline-enabled, so no connection is needed to edit or create new sheets or documents. There's also a dedicated Google Slides apps coming soon.

Google Docs

With Google Docs you can create, edit & collaborate with others on documents from your Android phone or tablet with the free Google Docs app. You can download Google Docs for Android through the Google Play Store on your device and Google Docs for iOS through the Apple App Store on your iOS device. You can also download the app using the following links

	Google Docs
	by Google Inc.

Google Docs has the following features:

• Create new documents or open and edit any that you started on the web or another device. 
• Share documents and work together with others in the same document at the same time
• Get stuff done anytime--even without an internet connection
• Add and respond to comments
• Never worry about losing your work--everything is automatically saved as you type

Google Sheets

Google Sheets lets you create, edit & collaborate with others on spreadsheets from your Android phone or tablet with the free Google Sheets app. You can download Google Sheets for Android through the Google Play Store on your device and Google Sheets for iOS through the Apple App Store on your iOS device. You can also download the app using the following links

	Google Sheets
	by Google Inc.

Google Sheets has the following features:

• Create new spreadsheets or open and edit any that you started on the web or another device. 
• Share spreadsheets and work together with others in the same spreadsheet at the same time
• Get stuff done anytime--even without an internet connection
• Format cells, enter/sort data, perform various sheet operations, and more
• Never worry about losing your work--everything is automatically saved as you type

Previously both Docs and Sheets were a part of Google Drive, and it doesn't look like these apps do anything new for now. However it is likely that Google will continue to add features to these applications over the months ahead.