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HTC One vs One X, One X+: what’s changed?
Not everyone likes burying their head in a pile of spreadsheets, but that’s how we get our kicks. It hasn’t made us rich or successful like Paul DePodesta, but at least we get the satisfaction of bringing you HTC’s latest vital statistics. We’ve put the innards of HTC’s One side-by-side with last year’s flagships so you can see just what’s changed from year-to-year. Oh, and before you go apoplectic with rage — the company’s magical new imaging technology means that the One’s 4-megapixel sensor isn’t the slap in the face with a wet fish you’d assume it to be.
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, HTC
Latest Google Drive app update brings native spreadsheet editing, home screen shortcuts and more
If you're the sort of person who likes to edit spreadsheets on the go, then you'll be pleased to learn that the latest version of the Google Drive app for Android allows you to do just that. A new update to the Drive app released today introduces a half-dozen fairly significant features that should make mobile document editing a little easier.
Previously limited to a slightly janky web-based interface, spreadsheets have gotten their own native UI, complete with the ability to zoom, directly edit formulae and resize and re-style cells. The same applies to tables in the Google Docs editor, which can now be similarly manipulated.
There are also a few minor changes, like the ability to maintain formatting when copying and pasting within Docs, and the ability to add home screen shortcuts to specific files or folders.
To grab the new version of Google Drive, you can use the Google Play shortcut at the top of the page. We've got the full changelog after the break.
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Enhanced spreadsheet support comes to Google Drive for Android
As announced today in a post over at the official Android blog, Google Drive now features enhanced spreadsheet support. The new functionality allows users to create, edit, and format spreadsheets directly from their mobile device, much like the Google Docs app.
The app recreates the same experience you would find on a desktop PC, including the ability to see who is currently viewing and editing a particular document in real time.
Other than the ability to go bananas with your spreadsheets, Google Drive also has been updated to feature better text formatting across documents and the ability to edit text within a table. You can also use the app to create a direct home screen shortcut to any file saved in Drive.
You can grab Google Drive from the Google Play Store now.
[Thanks, Mike!]
Google Drive Update Brings Native Spreadsheet Editing And Do You Really Even Care What Else? Because There’s More
Finally! Google Drive is receiving an update today that allows mobile users to view and edit spreadsheets in a native editor. That only took forever! There are a few other features, too, but give us a moment to bask in the glory of native spreadsheet editing. Ahhh. Ready? Let’s continue.
I have seen the glory of the coming of the spreadsheet.
In addition to this lovely new native editor, you an now also edit tables within Docs. You know, in the event you can peel yourself away from wonderful spreadsheets for even a moment! There are also a couple of new tweaks that have been added to help make things a little nicer for you.
- Native Google Docs Editing Rolling Out In The Next Few Days
- Google Drive Update For Android Brings Improved Presentation Viewing, Basic Table Support In Docs, And More
- Google Docs For Android Updated, Brings Real-Time Collaboration, Rich Text Formatting, New Layout Tools, And An Improved UI
- Google Docs Becomes Google Drive, Is Now Live On The Web And In The Play Store
Google Drive Update Brings Native Spreadsheet Editing And Do You Really Even Care What Else? Because There’s More was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Google Drive Update For Android Brings Improved Presentation Viewing, Basic Table Support In Docs, And More
Before I get your hopes up, no they haven’t improved spreadsheets yet. However, that is on the way. What is arriving now, though, is the ability to add comments to your documents, view tables, and improved Google presentations viewing support. You’ll even get speaker notes and the ability to swipe between slides.
There are more features on their way. Here at Android Police HQ, we’ve been eagerly awaiting proper spreadsheet editing (which is currently horrible to an unusable degree), and Google has seen fit to name check that very feature in its “More to come…” section. Hopefully it won’t be too much longer, and we’ll finally be able to see the results of that Quickoffice purchase.
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Google Drive Update For Android Brings Improved Presentation Viewing, Basic Table Support In Docs, And More was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Nota Plex 1.1 – Note-writing Suite for iPad Now Includes Spreadsheets
Quadrivio Corporation today is pleased to announces the release and immediate availability of Nota Plex 1.1, a multipurpose note-writing app for the iPad, featuring an extended keyboard that enables creation of notes, outlines, check lists, and spreadsheets by typing. Groups of notes are arranged on a note board. Nota Plex is available for $1.99 on the App Store.
Users can now create spreadsheets by typing keys to mark the beginning and end of spreadsheet cells. The app displays the cells as a formatted table that can include calculations based on numbers in other cells. The in-app user guide shows how to create a custom tax and tip calculator as a spreadsheet.
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Templates for Numbers Pro for iPad/iPhone – 115 Customizable Template
Templates for Numbers ProDeveloper: Jan Heiermann
Price: $4.99
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emendo Media today is pleased to introduce Templates for Numbers Pro 1.0, their collection of 115 customizable templates designed to supplement the 16 basic templates included with Apple’s Numbers application on the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. With spreadsheets in more than 13 different categories, the template collection significantly helps users on the go to save time and product highly useful spreadsheets. Templates for Numbers Pro features 3 main categories, Finance, Time, and Personal with more than 13 different sub categories. Individual documents are quickly exportable into Numbers.
emendo Media has conveniently organized their professionally designed templates into three categories to summarize the main purpose of the templates: Finance, Time, and Personal. Within each of the three categories are up to 5 different sub-categories providing the user with a great variety of different templates. Users can easily browse through the templates and categories to find the right spreadsheet for every occasion. Users may choose from a wide variety of themes from simple to sophisticated, from fancy to functional.
[Deal Alert] QuickOffice Pro (Normally $15) And Pro HD (Normally $20) Free Today In The Amazon Appstore
More often than not, we scoff at Amazon’s free premium app of the day, because, let’s face it — there isn’t much that screams premium about most of them. That’s not the case today, however, because QuickOffice Pro and Pro HD (for Honeycomb tablets) are both free in the Amazon Appstore.
QuickOffice Pro
QuickOffice Pro/Pro HD are both great office suites for anyone who needs to edit or view documents, spreadsheets, or powerpoint presentations on the go, and for today’s price, you can’t beat them. I’ve been using Pro HD on my Tab 10.1 for quite…
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[Deal Alert] QuickOffice Pro (Normally $15) And Pro HD (Normally $20) Free Today In The Amazon Appstore was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Next! Project Management App Turns iPad into GTD Tool
Productivity continues to be a word constantly associated with the iPad. And rightly so, its compact design, portability and robust computing power make it perfect for an everyday work or personal computer. Personally, I use it for everything, including word processor, photo library, video playback, social connection and of course my GTD mobile tablet. One productivity app I’ve enjoyed trying out is Next! by LefTurn Labs.
There are several features I immediately noticed that are very useful for being productive, which include action lists, project and goal status along with search. These three items alone make this app worthwhile. Of course, there are more goodies inside that take being productive to an entirely new level. One really great feature is the ability to attach files, such as images, spreadsheets, PDFs and just about any other type of file imaginable.
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Deal Of The Day: Possibly The Best Android Office Replacement App OfficeSuite Pro 5 Is Free At The Amazon Appstore Today (Normally $15)
I don’t usually post Amazon Appstore apps outside of our social media accounts, but today I felt compelled. There are a few options when it comes to office replacement apps that can read and write all your docs, presentations, and spreadsheets – most of them costing over $10. I’ve been eyeing OfficeSuite for a while, but never really bothered to try it out.
Well, I just did because OfficeSuite Pro 5 is free at the Amazon Appstore today, and after playing with it, I have to say it’s the best office app for Android I’ve tried so…
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Deal Of The Day: Possibly The Best Android Office Replacement App OfficeSuite Pro 5 Is Free At The Amazon Appstore Today (Normally $15) was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
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Motorola Introduces XOOM ‘Family Edition’, Coming Exclusively To Best Buy On October 16th For $379
Motorola is resurrecting the world’s first Honeycomb tablet one last time before the next generation of XOOM becomes available, but this time it has a family-friendly twist. It’s called the XOOM Family Edition, and it’s basically the same Wi-Fi XOOM that has been out for months now, but it’s packing around $40 of additional games and other software specifically targeted at kids. Among the bundled software is Zoodles, an app that locks the home button and only grants access to user-defined apps, so you can keep those kiddos away from apps that you deem unfit.
Also…
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Google Docs Gets Updated To Support Honeycomb Tablets. FINALLY.
One of the first apps Google probably should have updated to support Honeycomb is Google Docs. Google Docs, Google’s service that allows a user to make documents, spreadsheets, and presentations and store them in the cloud, has been growing since it first started in beta, and I know many people who are starting to use it more and more because of its convenient cloud storage and collaboration features, not to mention it’s free.
Today Google has updated their Google Docs for Android app to support Honeycomb tablets. Before, the app supported Honeycomb tablets, but didn’t have a special-designed UI, and therefore was kind of annoying and clunky to use. So for all you tablet users out there that use Google Docs, your productivity from your tablet just increased dramatically. The new UI is a three panel design, similar to gmail, and does all the basic features one would expect out of Google Docs. The update also added landscape mode and autocomplete for easier sharing. Go grab it in the Market, and be sure to check back with TheDroidGuy for the latest apps and updates.
Mango quietly enables music streaming from SkyDrive, hides amongst your spreadsheets
Here’s a little feature that Microsoft quietly sneaked into Mango — you can stream music straight from your SkyDrive account. With the latest WP7 update comes some nice integration with Redmond’s cloud storage service, but it’s not just for pulling up spreadsheets. You can navigate to any folder and, if you tap on an compatible sound file, it’ll start playing the tune in the music app. It’s not a full fledged streaming and syncing service like Google Music or a tightly integrated ecosystem such as iTunes and iCloud, but it is a pretty neat trick. And, lets be honest, no matter how cumbersome, sometimes those unofficial solutions are much more gratifying. Check out the video of it in action after the break.
Mango quietly enables music streaming from SkyDrive, hides amongst your spreadsheets originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 28 Jul 2011 13:11:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Google Docs for Mobile Now Lets You Share Documents, Adds New Sorting Features
Google Docs for mobile has been updated with a new look and added features to further bolster Google’s portable document solution. Documents can now be sorted by several criteria including name and date last modified. You can further narrow your list of documents to view only the items you need, a must-have for those of us with collections of word files and spreadsheets growing by the day. But of all the additions, the ability to share documents is most welcomed. Sharing is a core component of Google Docs, and here the options mirror the desktip equivalent.
You won’t have to do anything but direct your mobile browser to docs.google.com to experience the changes.
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[Deal Alert] Documents To Go 50% Off (Only $7.49) From Amazon Appstore
If you’ve been around the smartphone world at all over the past several years, then there is little doubt that you’ve tried, or at least heard-of, Documents to Go. This is has been the standard as far as mobile Office compatible suites are concerned, and for a limited time you can score the full version of this excellent software for 50% off the normal price, which brings the total down to $7.49, for your Android phone.
Documents to Go is quite full featured – you can view and edit Word, Excel, and Powerpoint documents, sync all local documents…
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[Update: First Beta Download Is Here] Evernote For Honeycomb Is Coming Soon, Bringing Rich Text Editing With It
Evernote, the wildly popular note-taking service, has a big following – but it hasn’t really been properly adapted to the big screen, yet. We heard that was about to change back at I/O (we didn’t have time to hit up the Evernote booth in the frenzy that was the conference), but the folks over at ArsTechnica sat down with the developers of Evernote and got the scoop.
Update 5/29/11: The first beta download of Evernote for Honeycomb is now live – grab it from here.
Evernote for Honeycomb will be bringing an awesome new rich-text editor…
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- Evernote For Android Updates With More Advanced Features [Hands-On]
[Update: First Beta Download Is Here] Evernote For Honeycomb Is Coming Soon, Bringing Rich Text Editing With It was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Google Docs Android Application
All online documents that are stored in this account can be accessed through the application; a mail-processing is possible only for documents that were previously converted to Google Docs & Spreadsheets format text. It also shows applications only from your downloads, but is not stored locally on the phone to the document. Google Docs is
Google Docs Android Application is a post from: Love Androids
ePrint Receives Update
I always knew that this should happen soon and… it did! HP is bringing us useful update for its ePrint application that allows printing documents from their smart-phones at over 1,800 FedEx locations nationwide. The update brings support for FedEx Office Print&Go and this feature, actually, is the most important one. According to the app’s Market description, the service uses GPS to sync your documents with any participating self-service copier, which you can then use edit and print at will. This is really great when you are on a business trip and boss sends you a doc file with 50 sheets of new instruction that you are obliged to know for tomorrow’s negotiations. Well, you can download it using the stranger’s laptop or, you can do better and with the help of updated ePrint application edit and print boss’s instruction in the closest FedEx location. Version 1.01 supports Word docs, PowerPoint presentations, Excel spreadsheets, images, plain and rich text, Adobe PDF, and HTML.
Google Docs gets an Android app, we go hands-on with tiny spreadsheets (video)
Staring at spreadsheets crushed down to unreadable sizes on a 4-inch phone screen is far from pleasurable but, clearly there is a demand. In fact, we’ve been clamoring for a proper Google Docs app for ages, even though sometimes we’re not entirely sure why. It was only a matter of time before Google finally got around to appeasing us mobile workaholics and put an official app in the Android Market. Well, our masochistic prayers were answered — the Mighty Goog unleashed the new, native Google Docs for Android app and we rushed on over to the Market, clicked the install button, and gave it a whirl.
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Google Docs gets an Android app, we go hands-on with tiny spreadsheets (video) originally appeared on Engadget on Wed, 27 Apr 2011 18:31:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
Native Google Docs App for Android Finally Released
No longer are you restricted to online editing of your documents via Google’s in-browser editor. Google Docs has finally been release as a native Android application bringing all the features of this powerful editor to your phone. While the editing is still done on your mobile browser the extra accessibility allows navigation through your documents as well as the ability to upload documents from your phone. A widget has also been added which will let your go directly to any starred documents you’ve specified. A full list of features can be found below.
- Designed for Android to save you time finding your docs
- Edits to your documents appear to collaborators in seconds
- Make quick changes to spreadsheets
- View your documents, PDFs, images and more.
- Upload and convert files to the Google Docs format
- Take a photo of printed text and convert it to a Google document
- Share docs with your phone’s contacts
Summary and Downloads:
Application: Google Docs
Developer: Google Inc.
Cost: FREE
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Google adds spreadsheet editing to Drive mobile app
Posted by admin in News on November 28, 2012
It’s frustrated many a Drive user, and Google has taken heed, adding on-the-go spreadsheet editing to the service’s iOS and Android apps. In addition to making tweaks to existing cells, users will also be able to create new spreadsheets from their iPads, iPhones or any Android device. You’ll also have realtime access, letting you see changes from friends and colleagues as they’re made. Other app tweaks include improved formatting reproduction for content pasted between Google documents, along with the ability to add Android home screen shortcuts to any Drive file. Hit up Google Play for the updated application today.
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