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Quickoffice Makes Microsoft Office Possible on Android

Feb 18, 2009, 6:33 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Quickoffice introduced a new, paid application in the Android Market that will let Android phones view Microsoft Office documents. Quickoffice on Android will work with Word and Excel files, which can be opened from Gmail or a memory card. The viewing features include the ability to zoom and scroll throughout the document. Word and Excel documents can be saved to the device directly and telephone numbers, Web sites and email address are hyperlinked within the Word files. This means Android users can place a call, open a web site or start an email by touching the number, URL or email address.

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Lau Pan

Feb 18, 2009, 11:39 AM

Paid Apps

Hmmmm... Why would someone fork over $8.00 when they can just have a MS Mobile Phone? 8 here 10 there 7 here it does begin to add up.

I think it prudent to wait a few weeks, there are many windows phones coming to market.

nuopus

The title for this articles makes absolutely no sense. Quickoffice does not make Microsoft Office possible on ANY platform! Microsoft Office is a product by Microsoft. Quickoffice happens the give you compatibility with Microsoft Office documents. The...
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