Users can pull files from and sync to Google Drive, Dropbox, Box.net, SugarSync, and iCloud in the newest version. The suite can view RTF and PDF files, though it can only create, save, and edit Microsoft Office files. The iOS version works on both iPhone and iPad, and offers several features not found in iWorks. Documents To Go Premium, iPhone and iPad ($17)ĭocsToGo is a venerable office suite that’s been around since the days of the Palm Pilot. It only works with MS Office and text files. QuickOffice’s biggest drawback is that it won’t read, edit, or let you save as RTF, a common file format. The new version should have support for Track Changes and Comments. The app is also able to pull and sync files from several popular services: Google Drive, Box.net, MobileMe, Huddle, and SugarSync. QuickOffice is a favorite among many mobile users for its clean, intuitive design and how well it handles Microsoft Office document formatting without messing it up – a trick Pages has not yet learned. The company also eliminated the price, making the suite free.

the first was to make the iPhone and iPad versions the same instead of splitting them into regular and HD. Update 9/20: A few days ago Google made two big changes with QuickOffice. Below are some iWork killers and why we like them more than Apple’s product. Off hand, we can name three office suites that are a lot better. Just because these apps come straight from Apple doesn’t mean they’re the best.

But if you already own an iPad or iPhone, and don’t plan on pre-ordering the next iPhone right now, you’re still going to have to cough up $10 for each of them in the App Store.įree is always good, but it doesn’t always mean great. This week, Apple announced that new iPhone and iPad owners will get to download the iWorks office suite – Pages, Numbers, and Keynote – for free.

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