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Google to Pull Quickoffice from App Stores

Jun 30, 2014, 7:17 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Google recently said it will yank its Quickoffice app from the Google Play Store and iTunes App Store in the coming weeks. Google is making the change because it has published stand-alone Docs, Sheets, and Slides apps for creating and editing documents within its Google Drive service. This change applies to both the Android and iOS versions of Quickoffice. Customers who've already downloaded Quickoffice will continue to be able to use the software, but Google will no longer update the app and new customers will no longer be able to download it.

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amarryat

Jun 30, 2014, 7:21 AM

PDFs

How do you view PDF files? I don't believe that's supported in any of the Google apps, but it is in Quickoffice.

Eric M. Zeman

When I open a PDF from Google Drive on an Android device, it loads the PDF in Adobe Reader (if installed). If it isn't installed, it'll sometimes open in Chrome. My guess is Google is working on it.

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