Google probably should have launched a Google Docs app for Android about two years ago. The ability to view, edit, create, and collaborate on documents would have been a major selling point, and it seems like a no-brainer for a company with one of the top mobile operating systems and one of the top cloud-based office suites. Better late than never, I guess, because today… Read more »

Sure, Windows Phone 7 comes with its own suite of mobile office apps, but that isn’t very helpful if you’re a Google Docs user with your spreadsheets, presentations and other documents stored online. But a third party developer by the name of Tasbir Inc has released a free app that lets you view your Google Documents on a WP7 device. GDocs for Windows Phone 7… Read more »

Google Docs is an online office suite that lets you create, edit, and view documents using a web browser. You’ve also been able to view apps in a mobile browser for a while, including text and spreadsheet documents. But while Google Android has supported some basic spreadsheet editing, for the most part you couldn’t change a document from a mobile device… until now. Over the… Read more »

ACCESS has released a new suite of apps for Google Android, including a web browser, document viewer, and home screen replacement. The company is no stranger to the mobile space. While the ACCESS NetFront web browser doesn’t get as much attention as it once did, it was one of the first third-party browsers for Windows Mobile that offered tabbed browsing and other features that were… Read more »

When HP introduced webOS 2.0 yesterday, one of the features the company highlighted was the fact that Quickoffice software would be built in, making it easy to view Office documents without installing any additional software. Need to read that Word, Excel, or PowerPoint presentation your boss just emailed you? No problem. On the other hand, if you need to edit those docs… problem. Today Quickoffice… Read more »

Ever need to print a PDF file, sign it, scan it, and then email it? I’ve lost count of the number of contracts and other documents I’ve had to do this for. Doc Sign is an iOS app that saves you a few steps, by letting you use your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad to sign a PDF using your touchscreen display. No printer or… Read more »

Google has rolled out an updated version of the Google Docs viewer for mobile devices that lets you view DOC, DOCX, PPT, and PDF on most mobile devices running Android, iOS, WebOS, BlackBerry OS, or other mobile operating systems. The main difference seems to be that files uploaded in those formats now seem to feature better formatting on mobile devices. But you still can’t edit… Read more »