Fortunately, Google makes it possible to add more fonts to be used in Google Docs. Let me show you how it's done. Also: Organize your Google Drive with these 5 tips ...

Google added 60 new fonts to its catalog of free licensed font families for you to choose from in Docs and Slides. Including Comic Sans, but grown up! ... but pretty dang basic.

Google now allows you to sort fonts in the directory by popularity. Over the last week, the font Droid Sans has been the most popular as it was served over 35 million times.

Roboto tends to be Google’s font of choice across many of its services and software, but some of the company’s websites—like YouTube—use the more common and standard Arial by default.

Google is implementing a pretty simple and seemingly obvious change: font-dependent line spacing. This is something that Microsoft Word and other word processors already do, so Docs documents will ...