Documents To Go now available on Android

John Chan | May 28, 2009

(Credit: DataViz)

Mobile software developer DataViz, well-known for its Documents To Go (DTG) application on the Palm OS, has released a version for Android. Being unable to handle Microsoft Office documents is one of the major factors that may prevent a business user from embracing Google's mobile OS. DTG bridges that gap by giving users the ability to view, edit and create Word and Excel documents. It is available through the Android Market for US$19.99 now, but will revert to its regular price of US$29.99 after the introductory offer.

Here's the bad news--we can't access paid apps using the Android Market here in Asia. This service is available only in the US and some European countries. Google was unable to give us any indication when paid apps will be available in this region.

For those using the iPhone, Dataviz has also created a version of DTG for Apple's smartphone. This has been submitted to the App Store and is awaiting approval from the Cupertino firm.

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May 29, 2009 23:08