Motorola DROID 2 Global, Manual

Page: 480 / 619

CHAPTER 21: Working With Notes and Documents
455
The ability to open and view documents on your DROID means you can stay productive
on the road. When you add the ability to edit these documents and forward them to
colleagues in email messages, then you can really boost your mobile productivity. Go
ahead and edit that document while waiting for lunch, waiting at the airport, riding the
train, or flying in an airplane.
NOTE: Imagine putting the core of Microsoft Office on your DROID and just how many many
features and functions it includes. We could easily write 50 pages or more about either
Quickoffice or Documents to Go ; however, we will do our best to stick to just the basics to help
you get started and become productive.
Finding Product Reviews
You will find product reviews both on the Web and in individual user reviews on the
Android Market site. Do a web search to find the latest reviews and comments; to
facilitate your research, we’ve gathered links to a few reviews at major sites:
Review of Quickoffice with some comparison to Documents to Go
(ZDnet - 6/9/2010):
www.zdnet.com/blog/cell-phones/quickoffice-brings-cloud-
document-access-and-editing-to-google-android/3996
Review of Documents to Go (ZDnet - 5/28/2009):
www.zdnet.com/blog/cell-phones/review-documents-to-go-rocks-
google-android-with-unique-office-functions/1307?tag=rbxccnbzd1
Review of Documents to Go 2.0 (Brighthand – 11/11/2009):
www.brighthand.com/default.asp?newsID=15697
NOTE: Keep in mind that the reviews and comments are based on specific versions of the apps;
if a vendor has released an update, some or all of the concerns of the reviewers may have
already been addressed.