A FEATURE that holds your crucial details in a close digital embrace has just gotten easier for Android users.

Whether you’re working or just keeping a flow of personal notes, you can keep important details just a reach away with this mobile version of a Google favorite.

This mobile version of a Google favorite hugs your most crucial details as close as possible

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This mobile version of a Google favorite hugs your most crucial details as close as possible
First, you have to download this app and log into your Google-linked account

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First, you have to download this app and log into your Google-linked account

Google Drive’s app allows you to “access your photos, presentations or PDFs on the go,” according to Android.com.

Once you have it downloaded, you’ll have to open it and log in to access your cloud storage.

From there, you can search any file you would like or browse through the thumbnails for your desired project.

“You can also easily create new files or edit and share existing ones,” the website said.

As is typical for Google Drive, files are automatically saved.

This makes them up-to-date and available from any device that you can access Drive files from.

If you need your own copies of any files or photos, you can download them directly from the Google Drive app.

You have the option to select Google Sheets or Slides when the New File “plus sign” is tapped.

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However, you’ll have to download their respective apps to do more than view the files.

Printing, sharing, re-naming and adding drive shortcuts can all be done in the Drive app without doing anything special or downloading an additional app.

This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk

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