Our home office columnist continues his look at productivity suites with Zoho Apps, a rival to Google G Suite—and to Microsoft Office, QuickBooks, Salesforce, and Wrike. The free version supports up ...

Hot on the heels of Zoho Share comes Zoho Docs, which aggregates your Zoho Writer, Zoho Sheet, and Zoho Show documents into a single repository. If this sounds familiar, it's because Zoho Share does ...

Online apps are becoming a big craze, particularly with the all-out war between Google Apps and Microsoft’s Office 365. But Zoho has been in the game for quite a while, reporting over six million ...

Organizations with a broad diversity of operating systems, browsers, and mobile devices will appreciate Zoho Docs’ cross-platform Consistency. Zoho has a comfortable-to-use layout that will feel ...

Zoho Docs offers a 15-day free trial, no credit card required plus a free plan for up to 25 users (which includes 5 GB of storage per user—up from 1 GB). The free plan also includes unlimited file and ...

Robust online office suite Zoho has added a long-overdue file management and landing page for users, making it easier to view and edit word documents, spreadsheets, and slideshows without having to ...

Zoho continues to roll out its ever growing lineup of inexpensive (indeed, mostly free) online office software. Today’s addition is Zoho Docs, an application that allows you to access the text ...

The new Zoho Share aggregates all your Zoho documents into a single location for easier sharing and publishing. Normally, if you want to share a Zoho Writer document with a client or co-worker, you ...

Zoho has rolled out some new login options for its online office suite — you can now login to your Zoho account using your Google or Yahoo credentials. The new features make it much easier to share ...

On Friday, Zoho, makers of productivity and collaboration Web apps for businesses, released its first native app for iPhone and iPod touch, called Zoho Docs. Named after its Web app, Zoho Docs allows ...

I never said I was perfect, but I usually like to think I've done a decent job when I review a product, taking a thorough look at all of its features. This time, however, I admit I'm incomplete.