Google makes Quickoffice for Android and iOS free for all
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#2Trying hard to counter-PR the NSA partnership :)
Re: Google makes Quickoffice for Android and iOS free for all
#3Trying hard to counter-PR the NSA partnership :)
More like it was bound to happen just about now, and a year after they purchased it.
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#4After Apple began offering its office suite for free with all new iOS devices, Google's decision makes sense. However I now have both Google Drive and Quickoffice on my Android smart phone and tablet. These two products overlap a bit too much. They really ought to be a single app.
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#5After Apple began offering its office suite for free with all new iOS devices, Google's decision makes sense. However I now have both Google Drive and Quickoffice on my Android smart phone and tablet. These two products overlap a bit too much. They really ought to be a single app.
And I am sure they will. "Works offline" has been a missing feature in Drive for ages.
Re: Google makes Quickoffice for Android and iOS free for all
#6Trying hard to counter-PR the NSA partnership :)
I try to ignore trolls but some comments make me want to self harm.
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#7does it works with ODF files? is it fully compatible with libreoffice or are we getting boxed on closed formats again?
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#8Correct me if I'm wrong, but didn't Quickoffice used to allow signing in from multiple services? I remember using an older version of Quickoffice that allowed logging in with Dropbox, SkyDrive, etc. while this new version appear to only work with Google accounts.
Re: Google makes Quickoffice for Android and iOS free for all
#9After Apple began offering its office suite for free with all new iOS devices, Google's decision makes sense. However I now have both Google Drive and Quickoffice on my Android smart phone and tablet. These two products overlap a bit too much. They really ought to be a single app.
With Keep involved, I now have three ways to make a grocery list.
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#10After reading about the Quickoffice acquisition I was waiting for this moment. Google Drive has more features in the web than as a native application on iOS and Android.
Edit: it's me or Quickoffice is complete crap? I tried opening a document in Google Docs and it opens as PDF! then I created a new document and it doesn't have headings, just like the Google Drive application.