On mobile, all you need is Google Docs for Android or iOS, which you can download on Google Play or App Store, respectively. The steps to enable offline mode are the same on both operating systems.

Currently, developers who create “sideloaded” Android apps are exempt from Google’s verification requirements.

The new Google Docs app, now available for Android, makes the process a lot less painful (well, minus the fact that you’re still working on with a small screen and keyboard, of course).

Google has finally added mobile collaboration and editing features into the Google Docs for Android app.

The new Google Docs app for iOS is doing well in Apple’s App Store at the moment—but it’s faring much less well with actual iPhone and iPad users, at least to judge from their reviews.

The Google Docs Android app's latest update fixes a design bug that has been around for a long time ...

This issue should now be resolved. Details at the bottom of the page. Almost as if on cue, after the announcement from Microsoft about Docs.com, Google Docs is reportedly down for many Google Apps ...