Thread: Google Purchases Quickoffice for Mobile Editing of Microsoft Office Documents
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Old 06-08-2012, 01:47 AM   #6
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
I have the full paid versions of: Docs To Go, OfficeSuite Pro, and Quickoffice Pro; and don't use any of them. I got them free from Amazon when each one took a turn as the free app of the day. I have no use for these apps. The memo app that came on my Galaxy Player satisfies my needs.
I guess "me too."
I had thought about getting one of the two highly recommended Office suites that do MS stuff, but heck I never needed them.

Samsung does pretty good all by itself.

I am interested though in the official MS Suites that will work directly on Android or iOS. That might be different. I guess that is after Windows 8.
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