About a year ago, Google announced an easier way to upload attachments to an email--by simply dragging it from your computer and dropping it into Gmail. Google has once again refined this feature, now letting you paste images straight from your clipboard, too.

Right now, this feature is only available if you're using the latest version of Google Chrome, but Google says it hopes to enable it on other browsers soon. So, if you need to send along a screenshot to colleagues or family members, for example, copy the image on your screen and paste it right into the body of your email.

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Since many people regularly email and browse from their smartphones, Google has extended its mobile capabilities to its Docs suite, letting users access, edit and share content on the go.