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DataViz Brings Microsoft Office to Android

Apr 2, 2009, 9:51 AM by Eric M. Zeman

DataViz announced the availability of Documents To Go Version 1.0 and a beta of RoadSync for the Android platform today. Together, the two applications will let users of the HTC G1 download, view, edit and create Microsoft Word and Excel files, as well as sync Exchange-based email, contacts and attachments. Documents To Go for Android takes advantage of the G1's touch screen and trackball to make interacting with documents easier. It supports native Word and Excel files from Microsoft Office 97 through 2008 on both Windows and Apple machines. Documents To Go is available for $20 for a limited time. The free beta of RoadSync will be available until May 31, and is required for Exchange syncing. Both programs can be downloaded immediately.

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Lau Pan

Apr 4, 2009, 3:32 AM

Documents To Go is available for $20

Why would we pay for these apps when we can purchase a WM Phone?? Android is not that special to fork over $20.00 here $20.00 there, another $10.00 tomorrow.

We will wait for the new HTC.

Paid apps, give us a break from the nickel and dime dog and pony show.

PDXMatt

WM has paid apps as well. WM is also old and getting antiquated.

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