Google Docs tables and slides have been updated to retrieve corrupted files

Google announced a new update on its blog and mentioned that the new feature can easily retrieve deleted files that users may need, accidentally or intentionally delete.

To use this feature, users simply select the waste Paper section in the navigation menu of their document, Table, or Slide application. The user can then choose to restore or permanently delete the files found in the waste Paper section.

Updates have been released and can be released quickly and scheduled, which means that updates should be made available to users as soon as possible, but in some cases it may take more than three days to get updates.

Last month, Google provided another update to its document, table and slide app to make it easier for users to multitask on Android or iOS devices. This feature allows users to edit documents while chatting with others.

Google recently renamed its productivity app suite from work app to office app suite. The application collection includes Gmail, documents, slides, forms, cloud hard drives, calendars, and ringtone chat. The suite has been using the name "work application" for about 10 years.