Google has made a number Google Apps-related announcements today as part of the keynote presentation at its 2014 I/O conference in San Francisco, including:

• Google Drive counts 190 million active users over 30 days

        

• "Drive For Work" offers:
  • Encryption of documents intransit and on-server
  • Enhanced administrative controls
  • Audit and activity APIs to track use of the system
  • Unlimited storage
  • Individual file storage up to 5TB file size
  • all for $10 per user per month
• "Suggested Edits" bring "real" redlining for accepting/declining edits to Google Docs

• Native editing of Microsoft Office documents in "Android for Work" – this includes Words, Excel, and Powerpoint (Docs, Sheets, and Presentations)

Additionally, Google provided some interesting usage statistics about who has "Gone Google" – using its Google Apps productivity suite, including:

• 67% of the top 100 startups
• 58% of the Fortune 500
• 72% of the top 100 universities