Last night, Google chose to update the version for iPhone the application QuickOffice, implementing support for Google Apps for Business customers. The iPad version of the application had implemented this support since last year, now it's the turn of the iPhone version, and the news is not limited to that. The new version of the application offers the possibility to log in using several Google Drive accounts, improves the way in which the graphics are displayed, allows the archiving of folders in several files, brings the option to sort the files in Google Drive and:
In addition to bringing Quickoffice to new devices, it's also now easier to find and use your Drive files from within the Quickoffice app. Sign in with your Google Apps for Business account and your Drive folders view will now include Shared With Me, Starred, Recent and any subfolders.
- Now designed for both iPhone and iPad
- Sort Google Drive files by Shared with me, Starred, and Recent
- Support for multiple Google Drive accounts
- Improved chart rendering in Quicksheet and Quickpoint
- Create and share ZIP folders from multiple files
- Bug fixes and performance enhancements
QuickOffice for iOS is available for free in the App Store.
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Quickoffice – Exclusively for Google Apps for Business
Free
Description: *** THIS APP IS FOR GOOGLE APPS FOR BUSINESS SUBSCRIBERS ONLY *** Try Quickoffice Pro & Pro HD in the App Store if you don't have a Google Apps for Business account.
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