WSJ On "Preview" Version of Quickoffice
WSJ does a pretty good tech segment. For those of you who have full access, you can attest to this fact. Here's one where Quickoffice for the iPhone was semi-reviewed. So let's get into it. Two years into the iPhone's product cycle, Quickoffice is the first full-blown office suite. For folks who use Palms and Blackberries for work, you might be familiar with the app. Quickoffice's arrival couldn't have come at a better time as more and more businesses are opening up to the idea of adopting the iPhone into their rank of tech gears. How does it stack up? When I first heard about Quickoffice, I was puzzled why they didn't simply wait until iPhone 3.0 is out so that it can take advantage of the new features. Regardless, it is out and WSJ's post on the app has allowed me to save $20 until a more robust version is out. So, what did WSJ's reviewer like or dislike about it? Liked the cut-and-paste. However, this isn't iPhone 3.0's...