Proton just launched a new end-to-end-encrypted spreadsheet software as part of Proton Drive.

The privacy-focused Proton Sheets tool is designed to compete with Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel.

Enhancements to Google's online spreadsheet include the ability to display data in new ways using lightweight 'gadgets' and to notify users via e-mail when data is changed Google plans to roll out ...

Proton Sheets offers an alternative to businesses worried that data held in Excel and Google Docs will be used to train AI ...

Here’s the latest action: Google improves mobile access to spreadsheets — Now, instead of just viewing Google Docs spreadsheets on your phone, you can add, edit, sort, and filter. Pirates run rampant ...

Proton has launched Sheets, an encrypted spreadsheet app available to use in any browser with CSV/XLS import, real-time ...

Proton today announced the launch of Proton Sheets, its end-to-end encrypted spreadsheet web application designed to offer a ...

Privacy first, even when you're collaborating. If you're looking for a seamless switch from Google Docs to an AI-free encrypted writing app, then Proton Docs is what ...

Google has integrated its formerly separate spreadsheet and word processing applications, giving them a uniform user interface and a unified document repository. By creating a common platform, Google ...

Thanks in large part to upper-income individuals, Google Docs & Spreadsheets, the Web giant's online answer to Microsoft Office, has taken an early lead in the online productivity applications market.

For many of us, Google Docs is more than just a word processor—it’s a repository of individual and group knowledge. That comes courtesy of documents being searchable in Google Drive, easy document- ...