YOSIE MURILLO

EDUARDO OROZCO

PROJECT OF CHAPTER 5

NOVEMBER 12

• 3. Future lawyer: The author is attorney Richard "Rick" M.

Georges, practices in St. Petersburg, Florida. This blog focused

on the technology of today and tomorrow with a purpose of

legal twist. The author of this blog discuss all the issues that it

can bring so he include this technological cares as gadget

reviews, security and privacy, mobility, apps, and yes, cloud

technology.

1.The Huffington Post: HuffPost administrate to publish some of the most of the

fervid articles on the Interne due because is a news aggregator. Employs people

emphasis not just to write great content, but to look for great content that other

people do.

3.Business insider: this blog can be describe and is recognized for

its love of business news and its human curiosity about celebs,

clothing tips, and cool start-ups. Business insider has an estimate of

about 25.5 million unique monthly visitors

coming from the days of Microsoft Office or another free productivity suite

like Open Office, I found I do most of my writing inside a browser. Whether

it's in Word press or a quick memo for myself through email, I rarely write

offline or in a standalone program.

Google Docs is a word processor and if you've used a productivity suite

before, you'll be familiar with the basic layout of the web app. But can

Google Docs compare to the utility of something more established like

Microsoft Word? Actually it makes things much simpler.

Starting a new document loads a simple page layout that people will recognize. One

of the best features of Google Docs is that everything is simplified so your options

bar only contains the most common tools like fonts, alignment, lists, and indentation.

Under each different menu there are other tools like Download, which supports

downloading documents in multiple formats like Word, OpenOffice, Rich Text File,

PDF, and HTML.

One interesting feature is the option to translate an article into a different language.

Google Docs will load a new tab containing the new copy translated using Google

Translate, which admittedly can result in some questionable translations.

Arguably the best feature of using any of the Google Docs apps is automatic saving,

so you have the latest version stored online. The Revision History feature allows you

to jump back to an old version of the document if needed.