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Create, Edit and Share Microsoft® Office files!Now, your Android smartphone can do more than e-mail, music, and games. With Quickoffice Pro, you get a powerful office suite that lets you open and edit Microsoft® Office documents, spreadsheets, and presentations, as well as, annotate PDF files – online and offline. PLUS, our included file manager works seamlessly with your email attac... Read More

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Category:: Business
Release Date:: May 26, 2012
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Publisher:: Quickoffice Inc.
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New iPhone, iPad and Android Apps for December 2011

Sun, 08 Jan 2012 18:00:00 UTC +00:00

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2011 was a great year for apps. Both the Android Market and the Apple App Store grew exponentially and users now have so many choices that it is hard to sort all of them out. December was an especially big months for apps as publishers revved up for consumers to unwrap new devices during the holiday season. Christmas is the biggest app-downloading day of the year for many publishers. From empirical observations, publishers started ramping up a few days before the holiday with Dec. 22 one of the biggest days of the year fo the App Store, with literally thousands of apps published. What was new and exciting in the last month of 2011? Check out our selections below. After several months of putting app updates in the column, we have noticed a trend: about a third of your apps will be issued updates on any given month. See the popular Read More

Android software

Thu, 08 Dec 2011 20:20:20 UTC +00:00

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Lately I’ve been asked which Android software I’m using so I directed a friend to “my 30 essential Android apps,” the post I wrote about two months ago. However, not everyone likes my list – they want something more structured. Then I prepared the “must-have Android apps” list which goes through different kinds of Android software, helping people decided what they need for what purpose. I went into details in that article and that’s also not that cool for everyone – so here’s something in between, a structured list of apps divided by categories. Browser(s) Social networking apps Mobile office client RSS & News IM & VoIP Utilities There you have it. Hopefully you’ll find something useful here. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, and writing about it is the next Read More

Quickoffice Pro and Pro HD for Android 5.0 bring new UI, more sharing options and support for Office 2010 files

Wed, 23 Nov 2011 10:17:05 UTC +00:00

IntoMobile

As far as I know Quickoffice is by the far the single most used mobile office suite that comes preloaded with a number of devices. Their two Android apps (Quickoffice Pro and Quickoffice Pro HD) have been updated to version 5.0 and now include some handy features and UI tweaks. Here’s what’s new in this release: In addition, there are changes under the hood that make sure the application is now more stable, while some of the known bugs have been fixed. If you don’t have a mobile office suite running on your smartphone, Quickoffice is arguably the best choice you can make. You can get it from the two links below; one is a smartphone version and the other one is made for tablets. Dusan has been using smartphones since their introduction and is now following the latest trends in the industry. The "convergence" is what he's most excited about, Read More

The 26 best Android tablet apps | Analysis | Features | PC Pro

Fri, 09 Sep 2011 16:35:54 UTC +00:00

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of 11 Posted on 5 Sep 2011 at 09:00 We hunt down the best tablet-optimised apps for Android devices, from great games to essential business tools Android apps had a bad reputation in the first generation of tablets, with screen sizing causing issues for several apps originally designed for smartphones. The situation might remain imperfect, but we've sifted through the best software available for Android tablets, saving you time and potentially wasted money. (Note: application prices and availability are subject to change) PRESSREADER (Free - 7 free issues, 79p per issue or £23/month) The large screen of a tablet is perfect for reading, and for newspapers there’s no better app than Pressreader. This app offers digitised versions of all the national dailies, free and paid for, plus thousands of other international newspapers. The papers can be pinch-zoomed, flicked around and browsed, and since they’re effectively straight PDFs of the pages, they Read More

20 Productivity Apps for Android | Flash User

Thu, 01 Sep 2011 22:28:10 UTC +00:00

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Whether you’re a student, a full-time jobber or a freelancer, a consultant or a business owner, treat your Android devices as it were your best friend. Thanks to the right Android applications, you can save a lot of time, work more efficiently and be more productive. There are some great Android apps that can help you manage personal or work-related tasks, from email and to-do lists, to file management and reminders. But with over 30,000 apps currently available in the Android market, it’s difficult to figure out which are the best ones. I’ve gone through tens of apps and reviews of apps and came up with this list that will help you work smarter, stay organized and save lots of time. These are the Android apps that no serious business user should be without. Dropbox is one of the most famous file management tool on the web. I use it all Read More

25+ Best Back to School Android Apps | Android Tapp. Android App Reviews

Tue, 23 Aug 2011 19:50:54 UTC +00:00

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Posted by Comments 25+ Best Back to School Android Apps for this year’s school season. In this list you’ll find the most useful recommended Android app picks from the expert reviewers here at AndroidTapp.com. This well-rounded list included those for studies, saving on books, budgeting, documents & note taking, getting acquainted to your new campus and more! We’ve included easy & convenient tools to download and buy: Check out this list of recommended apps for staying on track of classes, monitoring course work, flash cards, dictionary & thesaurus, plus Wikipedia information! We know college students do not have any money, why not save some of the small bits by cutting costs on books and managing you finances… Untether from the computer to view/edit documents on your phone or Android tablet. Whether they’re stored in the cloud or local, these apps can keep you stay productive. Whether you need help locating the labs on your new Read More

10 best office apps for Android | News | TechRadar UK

Fri, 19 Aug 2011 05:15:01 UTC +00:00

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We all know how versatile and powerful today's smartphones are, with numerous games and apps showing off their fun sides. But what about the boring stuff? What about when you really need to edit potentially libellous statements out of a Word document in a hurry? Android has a wealth of productivity tools at its disposal, ranging from free and simple text editors and "to do" lists up to impressively feature-packed and rather costly suites of document management apps that promise PowerPoint and Excel editing on your mobile. Official options are a little lacking, though. There's no proper version of Open Office on Android, for example, while rival smartphone maker Microsoft is obviously a little reluctant to launch any official MS Office apps on Android as well. Fortunately for business-minded users, Android has many third-party options offering similar collections of fully compatible office apps, optical character readers, scanners and converters, all ready Read More

50+ Essential Android Apps for Back-to-School › AndroidGuys

Thu, 18 Aug 2011 21:41:05 UTC +00:00

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Sorry kiddos, the summer is drawing to an end and it's time to start getting ready to crack those books again. In fact, we venture to guess that some of you might already be in class right now and should be paying attention to the teacher or professor. We're here to help you start the new school year off right and are happy to give you an invaluable resource with more than 50 Android apps geared for back-to-school season. Whether you are looking for handy apps to have in the classroom or if you need a new set of kicks, we've got you covered. Many of the apps listed below are free, but there are the occasional pro and paid versions. We suggest coughing up a couple of bucks and getting the paid clients as they generally offer more features and remove unsightly ads. What's more, some of these have excellent Read More

Android Quick App: Quickoffice Pro | Android Central

Thu, 23 Jun 2011 23:21:20 UTC +00:00

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Using your phone to do everything is all the rage these days, be it sending emails, connecting on Facebook, or editing documents. There's a few popular options in the Market for this, but we'll start by taking a look at Quickoffice Pro. Quickoffice Pro is one of the more widely known viewing and editing apps, largely in part because a free version of Quickoffice comes bundled on certain phones. As far as a document viewer goes, this app is great, but how does it stand as a full editor? Before we delve into that, I've got to talk about the look. The interface is slick as oil, with a kind of glossy, iOS feel to it, but that's not a bad thing. It's polished and really refined, plus it's obvious where everything is located. Want to deal with PDFs? Fine, click the big PDF icon. It's this kind of simplicity combined with Read More

50 Paid Android Apps Worth the Price — Datamation.com

Wed, 01 Jun 2011 17:45:46 UTC +00:00

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One of the ways around the issues of security and control that make some businesses wary of cloud computing is to build a private cloud -- one that remains within the corporate firewall and is wholly controlled internally. Private clouds also increase the agility of IT an organization's IT infrastructure and make it easier to roll out new technology projects. Download this eBook to get the facts behind the private cloud and learn how your organization can get started. Read More

10 best apps for Galaxy Tab 10.1, Xoom, and Android Honeycomb in general | Software News - Betanews

Sun, 22 May 2011 16:08:54 UTC +00:00

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Spectral Souls Another expensive app at $14.76, Spectral Souls is a full-scale tactical role playing game that shines especially brightly because it's exclusive to Android. Android doesn't yet have anything quite as graphically mind-blowing as Infinity Blade on iOS, but Spectral Souls is no less impressive thanks to its sheer size. Hyperdevbox Studio says it has "hundreds of hours" of gameplay, 82 characters, and 52 different soundtracks. Dolphin Browser HD The first third-party Android exclusive browser has gained lots of traction since debuting on Android 1.6 late last year, garnering more than a million downloads since that time. This tablet-centric version has a big, clean UI, and supports the use of plug-ins such as Adobe Flash. It is a solid alternative browser, and we're quite big fans of those. Opera Mobile 11 Speaking of alternative browsers, Opera users have a full Honeycomb-compatible version of Opera Mobile 11 that delivers the familiar Read More

The Android Toolkit: 5 essential apps | ZDNet

Thu, 19 May 2011 16:29:59 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Analysis, Comments and Product Reviews for IT Professionals | ZDNet

Summary: Here’s a review of five essential apps that belong in your Android device toolkit. I’m sure there will be some muttering along the lines of, “Oh, geez, not another software list article”. I tend to tune them out myself. The difference here is that I will be discussing applications that I use daily with my tablet. Possibly the most critical app in my kit is a file manager. I’ve used several since I first got an Android smartphone. I started with , but I can no longer recommend it since the author seems to have abandoned it and will not respond to support emails. It works fine if you use Android 2.2 or lower; newer revisions have major compatibility issues that cause Astro to crash regularly. I moved on to . File Expert is a great app for file management, and has the ability to connect to a SMB-based network Read More

Android at Work: The Essential Guide for Business Users | ZDNet

Thu, 14 Apr 2011 15:28:08 UTC +00:00

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The Android operating system has been growing into a popular tablet platform. It hasn’t hit the sales numbers that Apple’s iPad has reached yet, but the momentum is building rapidly. Devices like the Samsung Galaxy Tab and the Motorola Xoom have enjoyed a measure of success, and future tablet devices from other manufacturers are soon to follow. Previously, I wrote an article on sysadmins using an Android device in place of a laptop for technical work. This time I would like to explore the workplace side of things, and see how Android can benefit the average office worker. The Android platform is well-suited to the workplace. Google has , such as remote device administration, integration with Google Apps for Business, and Google Voice. Out of the box, Android can sync with Google Apps, as well as Microsoft Exchange. Google has also added encryption to the Honeycomb operating system, allowing users to Read More

Get App-y: Make your life productive | NewsOK.com

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 14:32:07 UTC +00:00

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BY LILLIE-BETH BRINKMAN Assistant Features Editor Published: April 12, 2011 Much attention has been given to tablets such as the iPad as a new way to consume your media by viewing photos, reading e-mails and playing music and games. But as I’m learning, there are applications you can download that turn iPads into devices that create media, more like a laptop. While I’m most familiar with Apple’s devices, thanks to the people at Verizon, who loaned me a Motorola Xoom recently, I’ve had ... You have selected to view an article that is older than 60 days. There are several ways to unlock access to NewsOK historical content. Please sign in. (You might already have access) If you are a print subscriber to The Oklahoman, activate your Digital Pass for free access. Purchase any of The Oklahoman's digital products (digital replica, archives, iPad and smartphone apps), and access to historical NewsOK Read More

Quickoffice Pro for Android gets cloud storage, improved document editing

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:18:19 UTC +00:00

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Quickoffice has updated its paid Pro app for Android yesterday, bringing it to version 4.0. The company says this is the biggest update of its Android application yet, and many new features have been added. Perhaps the most notable is the added ability to save files in the cloud. This works Box.net, Google Docs, DropBox, Huddle, SugarSync, and MobileMe accounts. Additionally, Quickoffice Pro now has better editing features, it loads files faster, and scrolling and zooming have been made seamless. Contextual search has been integrated throughout the app, and the overall performance of Quickoffice has been improved. You can also easily share files via email or Bluetooth now. All three of the app's integrated editors -- Quickword for text documents, Quicksheet for spreadsheets, and Quickpoint for presentations -- have received support for text cut/copy/paste and undo/redo actions. Quickword has also gotten a floating contextual toolbar, the ability to insert images into Read More

Firefox leads Android Apps of the Week - Android app recommendations - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Mon, 28 Mar 2011 00:17:27 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

Firefox has become a wildly popular browser these past few years, and the mobile realm is another opportunity for widespread domination. Never mind Google’s having its own default browser on your Android handset, Firefox has a few perks that outshine the competition. Productivity and music apps also top this week’s best apps, with an update for QuickOffice Pro, Songbird and more. Mozilla updated its Firefox 4 desktop browser, and pushed through an update for its Android mobile version as well. Firefox 4 already has some perks beyond the default browser, including tab management from the side bar, and sync options with the desktop counterpart. Free, this mobile browser also has some useful add-ons, like Instapaper and a Twitter bar. Springpad has been updated with some Android-only features, including configurable home screen widgets for adding and accessing bookmarks, tasks and more. There’s also cross-browser sharing support, which means Sprigpad can pull information Read More

QuickOffice Updated for Honeycomb. › AndroidGuys

Fri, 25 Mar 2011 22:21:06 UTC +00:00

AndroidGuys

Readwriteweb.com is reporting that QuickOffice, the mobile software suite that allows users to manipulate and edit documents on their mobile devices, has been updated to work on Google's Honeycomb version of its mobile OS, and will be shipping a free trial version on the Xoom tablet, as well as many other devices. The article from RWW goes on to talk about how quickly QuickOffice developed the Honeycomb version of it's suite: it only took them two months! A quote from the article: To roll out its Honeycomb app this quickly, Quickoffice actually had to sent its developers straight to Google's headquarters where they worked on the new app during the months of January and February. That is a pretty fast rollout. If you have this app on your Xoom, let us know what you think. Check out the video below to see the app in action. New York, NY – Nov. Read More

Great business apps for Android users - Android app article - Marty Gabel | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Thu, 03 Mar 2011 16:51:11 UTC +00:00

Android Apps - Daily video reviews by AndroidApps.com

Android devices are a reliable, powerful companion for heavy business users. The operating system continues to improve, so here’s our take on some of the best business apps available in the Android Market. Our list is by no means exhaustive, but we at least wanted to share the news: Android, more than ever, is a great bet for business users. Before you even start planning for that meeting, slideshow or presentation, you’ll need to get your travels in order first. Fortunately, the Android platform offers numerous apps to help you along. Kayak helps you book flights, hotels and cars and organize your itinerary. Other big-name players in the area like Orbitz and Priceline also have a presence on Android devices these days. Many of the top national and international airlines are well represented in the Android marketplace. British Airways, Southwest Airlines, Delta, American Airlines and others all offer handy apps for Read More

QuickOffice for Honeycomb tablets unveiled

Mon, 21 Feb 2011 16:24:37 UTC +00:00

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The folks behind the QuickOffice suite for Android have designed a completely retooled app for tablets running Google Android 3.0 Honeycomb. The new app takes advantage of all the extra screen real estate you get on a tablet (many new tablets have 1280 x 800 pixel or higher resolution screens), by giving you multi-pane views. The folks at Laptop Magazine got an early look at the new office suite for Android at Mobile World Congress this week. It should be available for download this spring. The file browser has a three panel view. On the left you can choose your source, including local files, documents stored on Google Docs, or Dropbox. The middle panel shows a list of folders. And the panel on the right shows individual files. The overall experience is much more like using a desktop file manager than one designed for a smartphone (or perhaps like using three Read More

Top 10 Android apps - V3.co.uk - formerly vnunet.com

Mon, 14 Feb 2011 04:11:40 UTC +00:00

UK technology news, reviews and analysis - V3.co.uk

The use of Android devices has exploded in the past 12 months, with the Google-owned platform being the first to outsell the Symbian platform in the last quarter of 2010. Devices such as the HTC Desire HD and Samsung Galaxy S have been very well received and are becoming increasingly popular among enterprise users. Further reading Ahead of Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next week, where many more Android devices are expected to be unveiled, we round up the best business apps for the platform. 10 Astro File Manager (£2.48 with a free trial version also available)Astro File Manager is essential for those who use their Android device for storing information. Seconds after installation, the app pulls all user phone data into one place and sorts it by type and relevant information in one very clear pane. Files and folders are shown in a list format, while tools such as edit Read More

2X Client top Android Apps of the Week - Android app recommendations - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ Android App Directory

Thu, 10 Feb 2011 18:24:39 UTC +00:00

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Another big week for Android, with Google showing off the intricate details of Honeycomb 3.0, the biggest update Android’s OS has seen to date. Designed with tablets in mind, a few top apps this week will look great on the bigger screen. Business apps in particular seem to be a big draw; QuickOffice even came out with an app version just for Honeycomb this week. Android tablets will be big draws for business users, so cloud-sharing apps will be on the rise. 2X Client has a free and simple solution to connect your mobile device to your home or office computer. The remote desktop app currently supports Windows desktops, and supports a host of VDIs. QuickOffice was one of the chosen to demo a Honeycomb 3.0 app at Google’s press event this week. The mobile suite already has an Android app you can take a crack at, with a full-featured Microsoft Read More

Top 10 Must-Have Android Apps - NYTimes.com

Fri, 03 Dec 2010 20:24:46 UTC +00:00

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A few weeks ago, I compiled a list of essential iPhone apps for people who are too busy to sift through the roughly 300,000 titles in the App Store. Browse all the mobile app coverage that has appeared in The New York Times by category, and see what Times writers have on their phones and tablets. Android users have it even worse. Although there are fewer apps to peruse (around 100,000 at last count), the Android Market is a nightmare to navigate compared with the iTunes App Store. Yes, even though Google is the master of search, its Android Market’s search feature is less effective than Apple’s. The Market also has no answer for the App Store’s “Staff Favorites,” “Essentials” or “New and Noteworthy” selections, which pull good apps to the front of the catalog. But that’s why I’m here. Android users, I hereby present 10 indispensable apps and then some. Read More

QuickOffice Spamming Your Notification Bar, Sign Of Things To Come? | Android News, Reviews, Applications, Games, Phones, Devices, Tips, Mods, Videos, Podcasts - Android Police

Sun, 14 Nov 2010 17:40:54 UTC +00:00

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When you use free software, ads are usually part-and-parcel of the experience. However, typically developers are considerate enough to limit the advertising to within the app itself. Sadly, whoever programmed the popular document viewing application QuickOffice lacks such scruples and has decided to start pushing notifications to users, inviting them to upgrade to the paid version of their app. In many cases, QuickOffice is pre-installed with a phone's version of Android - even something carrier agnostic like the Nexus One - and is difficult to remove, leaving non-root users at the mercy of the app's creators. Credit to TheFunkyMonk of reddit for the image While the notification has only appeared once on people's phones so far, and is easy to dismiss, this really seems like an over-stepping of the bounds. Google themselves are masters at subtle advertising , but we can only see a method like this irritating users and turning Read More

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Wed, 13 Oct 2010 17:22:25 UTC +00:00

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15+ Enterprise Apps for Android

Sun, 26 Sep 2010 16:25:56 UTC +00:00

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Android has seen astounding growth in both the consumer and enterprise markets, but the iPhone and BlackBerry have dominated enterprise-specific app development. That may be starting to change. Today Box.net released its cloud storage app for Android, and other enterprise-focused apps have been released recently as well. Given the enterprise interest in the iPad and the fact that several Android tablets are supposedly just around the corner, we could start seeing more enterprise Android development. Here are a few apps that are available now. One interesting trend to note: many of the clients for enterprise apps are actually created by third party companies. The newest of the bunch, Box.net just released its native Android application to the Android Marketplace today. Box.net has had an iPhone version available for some time now, so an Android app is a welcome addition. Box.net competitor Dropbox was an Android early adopter. Mobile office suites QuickOffice Read More

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Fri, 10 Sep 2010 20:47:40 UTC +00:00

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Android App Showdown: PDF Viewers

Wed, 16 Jun 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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Although there are several PDF viewer app choices available for Android, most users will use the PDF viewer that comes standard with their particular flavor of Android. For HTC branded handsets, that app is called PDF Viewer. There are several other choices available including one from the creator of the Portable Document Format (”PDF”) file format - Adobe, and one from one of the most popular document viewing and editing app makers - DataViz, maker of the Documents To Go application suite. Motorola packages QuickOffice standard with the Droid and possibly other Android handsets. This week, I put these PDF viewer apps to work, using the same PDF for control purposes, to see which one reigns supreme. PDF Viewer is the PDF reader app that comes stock on HTC’s Android devices. It’s included with my HTC Droid Eris, which is a SenseUI device, and I checked with DroidDog.com’s Carlos Graves (@carlosgraves) Read More

Logitech’s Google TV remote control and other top Android apps - iPhone app article - Kristen Nicole | Appolicious ™ iPhone App Directory

Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

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The Android Market still managed to see some great activity this week, despite the announcement of the new iPhone 4. Norton took a second dip into Android with another security app, and Logitech announced its remote control app that will replace the traditional device. Not surprisingly, we saw a handful of World Cup apps make their way to the top of the Android Market as well. Norton followed up on its initial Connect app with Norton Security (Beta) for Android. As promised, the free app protects your device from malware, which addresses a valid concern, considering the largely unregulated Android Market. Norton Security also gives you remote lock and wipe of your phone data, in case it’s lost or stolen. Harmony Link is Logitech’s answer to its upcoming Google TV remote. The company is an early partner of Google TV, so it only makes sense that its universal remote come by Read More

Quickoffice brings cloud document access and editing to Google Android | ZDNet

Thu, 10 Jun 2010 00:00:00 UTC +00:00

Technology News, Analysis, Comments and Product Reviews for IT Professionals | ZDNet

I have been very happy with Documents To Go on my Google Android devices for editing, viewing, and creating Office documents over this past year. I have noticed that some of the newer Android devices I tried or owned came with a Quickoffice viewer application, but I selected DTG for the default editor. I have been writing about the Dataviz and Quickoffice competitive updates and offerings on the iPhone and iPad over the past couple of years that has pushed both programs to be excellent choices on iPhone OS devices. We are now seeing that healthy competition come to the Google Android platform with Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite. The MAJOR functionality found in Quickoffice compared to Documents To Go at this time is the support for cloud storage solutions from Google Docs, Dropbox, Box. Take a look at my video, image gallery, and initial thoughts on using the application below. Most Read More

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MJH

I need a way for employees to enter start and end times for services. With this app, when they double click on a cell that is formatted as time, Quickoffice recognizes that it's a time cell and brings up the current time and changeable time format. Two clicks and my guys can enter their start/end times. They click save and I have it on my computer/phone knowing where they are and when. Doc to Go makes them enter the time as Text. Takes much much more time. I WISH THIS WOULD STAY OPEN when they use their phone to take pictures, call, listen to music, etc.... I need them to remember to click "save" because if the app is closed by mistake, they lose info. from what I can see using it for 30minute tests....

Stephen

I do not like the face that there is no upgrade option for those that purchased pro prior to honeycomb. This is bullshit. Now they want you to pay full price yet again because your tablet recieved an upgrade, a free os upgrade no less. I have used this app since its inception and i love it great support and devr esponse but i guess the almighty dollar has reared its ugly head again. I will not be paying full price again just because they had to change code for honeycomb and added the hd to the logo. A VERY DISAPPONTED USER.

Charlie

Android devices: A set of permissions may vary from one Android OS to another and form one Quickoffice version to another. But in most cases all these permissions are necessary to provide our customers with outstanding functionality our product has. Quickoffice uses Android OS API's which then requires some permissions to be alowed for the application. In most case it's not Quickoffice which need some permission, but some interface of the Android OS. For instance Quickoffice Pro can send files via SMS/MM

killacam1981

I purchased this app to use the word processor while mobile to write documents, while on a trip. It does not have an auto save function, so if you get a text message or a phone call, YOU WILL LOSE EVERYTHING AND HAVE TO START OVER FROM YOUR LAST MANUAL SAVE! I paid $15 for this, and I would have gotten more use and enjoyment burning $15 one dollar bills. I would have seriously been better off composing my documents in my email editor, and emailing them to me on an actual computer for final formatting. My thoughts are software should help us make better use of our time, and this falls short of this by miles. The software runs on a phone. Don't destroy all of my work because I get and accept a phone call. I hope the developers of this software step on Legos while barefoot everyday for the rest of their existence on this planet.

Dennis

This is a great app. However, I have lost my work a few times due to the lack of an auto-save feature. Now I know to save before I switch windows, but that is rather annoying. Also, the word processor does not appear to support any sort of spell check or auto-correct functionality. This is a severe hindrance, particularly on a phone's small screen. Fix these two issues and this will easily be a 5 star app, and worth every penny.

Michael

This is a great app but there are a bunch of minor things that needs to be added and updated in the app to make it more integrated and seamless. First, it needs skydrive support, its kind of silly to have a Microsoft office app that doesn't even support Microsoft's cloud service. There also needs to ne auto scroll in landscape mode something that should be really easy to have in the app but is still nonexistent. There also seems to be a some issue surrounding office 2010 compatibility. Overall the app is ok

Jaime Andrés

It could work properly the most of the times, it certainly updates itself when they do any change, but if you decide to upgrade your device, let's say, from an Android into a iPhone, using the same phone number you have, they are going to try to make you pay again. Their answer to me was trying to make believe that they are selling apps like if they were computer softwares as Microsoft Office or Adobe Photoshop, in which using different platforms (PC or Mac) means to buy a different software. So even if the app is good, their service to the costumer is NOT GOOD AT ALL.

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