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DataViz Brings Docs to Go to iPhone and Android

Feb 7, 2009, 1:15 PM by Eric M. Zeman

DataViz will be announcing several new products at Mobile World Congress, including availability of its Documents to Go software on additional platforms. DataViz said Documents to Go will be made compatible with the iPhone, Android, and BlackBerry platforms. This will allow the iPhone, Android and BlackBerry to interact with Microsoft's Word, Excel and PowerPoint productivity software. In addition, DataViz is also set to unveil RoadSync (which is its Exchange client) for Android and Symbian S60 Touch 5th Edition. These tools will allow users of the iPhone and Android to use software that may be required by their businesses, and will empower them to interact with work-related documents. With both Documents to Go and RoadSync soon to be available for Android, it will be much better suited for business users. DataViz will provide more information at Mobile World Congress.

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source: DataViz

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Overmann

Feb 7, 2009, 1:31 PM

Wait a tic...

Doesn't the Blackberry already come with Docs to Go? I mean, I look at a BB Storm's Apps menu and I see Word to Go, Excel to Go, and Powerpoint to Go...

HawkeyeOC

Overmann said:
Doesn't the Blackberry already come with Docs to Go? I mean, I look at a BB Storm's Apps menu and I see Word to Go, Excel to Go, and Powerpoint to Go...

Yea, the blackberrys come with the software. Pa...
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