With more and more 3D software platforms moving into the cloud, it’s a bit surprising that Google hasn’t gotten on the train yet – until today, that is. One thing that Google Drive hasn’t offered, though, is a way to create and share 3D content in the cloud. Also, I have a clear memory of the days in which working on a project with others required endless emails with endless attachments anytime anyone changed anything, and it gives me a headache just thinking about it. Being able to share one document, edit it as needed, and simply leave it there for my colleagues to see is a wonderful stress reducer.

It’s especially handy for work there’s very little that I need to use on a regular basis that I can’t quickly pull up from the cloud. I still have way too many downloads on both my computer and smartphone, so I can’t imagine how either device would function without the option to store so much in the Google ether. I’ve become a big fan of the cloud, and Google Drive has made my life easier in a lot of ways.

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