It's taken half of forever, but we finally can edit Google Docs -- word files, that is -- in our Android browsers. (Spreadsheets have been editable for a while now.) Google just flipped the switch as says it should be active for those of us on Froyo over the coming days.
All you'll have to do is go to docs.google.com from your browser and choose the document you want to edit. Then hit the "edit" button to change over to the mobile editor. Finally. (And let's see how it handles multiple accounts.) There's video of it in action after the break. [Google Docs]
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