It’s been a few months since Google released version 3.1 of its Drive app for iOS, and today an update in the form of Google Drive 3.2 is available for users. The changes are slim but something users will likely appreciate.
In the latest version, Google says Drive is now faster at syncing data, and uploading files now shows a progress indicator as well as the destination for the file.
The update follows the recent release of Google Slides for iOS after it shipped Docs and Sheets earlier this year.
Drive users can find the latest version on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.
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I love the Google Drive service and pay $2 for 100 GB monthly, but the speed to open the photos still very disappointing.