Using Google Docs offline is helpful if you don't have a steady internet connection or want to edit files without Wi-Fi.

Zoho said Monday that its Web-based Zoho Writer word processing application is adding offline editing capabilities.In a blog post, Zoho said users will be able to edit and view documents offline.

Announcing your two most requested features: offline document editing and Drive for iOS In April, we introduced Google Drive, a place where you can create, share, and keep all your stuff.

Today at Google I/O, Clay Bavor, director of product management for Google Apps, announced that Google Docs will now work for offline editing. Bavor proved it by opening a Google Doc via Google ...

Plenty of local-only document providers support this as well: Offline editing of local, non-synced files in third-party apps works via Transmit and via Documents. I mean, why wouldn't this work?

Following up on its initially limited functionality, Zoho Writer now offers full offline read/write editing abilities, giving you the full suite of Zoho Writer tools regardless of your network ...

Offline editing for Google Docs is available right now. Google Docs and Google Drive are already available for the Web, Windows and OS X, and Android.

Google introduced its latest version of Google Drive offline editing last summer. Previously, users could install Google Gears for offline access.

At day 2 of Google I/O 2012, the company just announced that the long-awaited mobile versions for Google Drive--on both iOS and Chrome OS--will be available in their respective app stores later today.

We're taking a look at offline editing for Google Docs here at Google I/O, and it's pretty awesome.

The offline editing version of Google Sheets that first appeared in December is now rolling out to all Google Drive users.

Google has added offline editing to Google Docs, allowing users to open and edit their text, spreadsheet and other documents even when they don't have an internet connection.