Documents To Go Standard Edition v1.0 is the FIRST & ONLY solution to view, edit & create Microsoft Word & Excel files on Android. Easily use with Gmail & other email apps to download, view, edit, save & send attachments. Supports MS Office 97-2008.

Price: Standard Version: Free, Full Version Key $14.99

AndroidTapp.com Android App Review:

Features:

Documents To Go Android App brings Microsoft Office editing capabilities to the Android OS! Although one thing I do miss about Windows Mobile smartphones is mobile Office built in (at no additional charge). Documents To Go Android App allows you to read, write and edit Microsoft Word and Excel documents. What’s also cool, you can add formatting to documents such as; bold, italics, underline, font color, alignment, bulleted and numbered lists, tables, bookmarks, comments, footnotes, endnotes, track-changes, etc (complete Features Matrix here).

DataViz released another app that compliments Documents To Go called RoadSync, which allows you receive emails with Direct Push via Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, get contacts and attachments.

Gripe Alert: scrolling through documents can be laggy, plus we’ve experienced “Force Close” errors at times.

Check out a Screencast of Documents To Go

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Usefulness:

Documents To Go Android App is very useful for reading and working on Office documents on the go.

Ease of Use:

Documents To Go Android App is not difficult to use, the “Menu” button reveals any special features and formating.

Frequently Used:

Frequency of use is user dependent… plus if you paid your $20 bucks for this app… I’m pretty sure it’ll get its full use!

Interface:

The user interface is simple and optimized for mobile document editing. Use the “Menu” button to reveal additional features.

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Exchange by TouchDown offers the world’s first Exchange / Outlook sync app for Android! Works with Exchange 2003/2007. Gets your emails, contacts and calendar on G1.

Price: Free 5 Day Trial, License $24.99 $19.99

AndroidTapp.com Android App Review:

First off Exchange by TouchDown is Awesome! This Android App Review is 2 months of evaluation in the making… so here goes.

Our system specs:

• Migrated from Domino Server to Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 with ActiveSync
• We tested “Exchange by TouchDown Beta” which has Push (be sure your version has Push, otherwise the regular version syncs your emails in 1 hour increments)

Note: Please DO NOT purchase a license until you have verified that it works for your Exchange server!

Features:

Exchange by TouchDown is quite honestly featured packed with most of the mobile email features you would expect when connecting to a Microsoft Exchange server. Exchange by TouchDown features full Email, Calendar, and Contacts capabilities. Gripe Alert: the only feature missing is Tasks or email Search. We asked the developer and Tasks, Notes and Search is on the radar, so stay tuned!

• Email: Send and Receive email just as if you were using your Outlook desktop client all with ActiveSync Push technology. You can switch to different Folders; Sent, Deleted, Drafts, etc. and manage Read/Unread states. What’s great about the ActiveSync Push technology is any action you perform on the phone is synced with your desktop Outlook client in near real-time. For example, if you open your desktop Outlook client and delete an email on your phone, the email will be deleted on Outlook… and vice-versa. The best example is when you Send an email from the phone and it appears in your “Sent” folder in Outlook. That is the pain of using POP3/IMAP email clients (such as the default Android Email or K9), your desktop or webmail accounts are not in sync.
• Calendar: Sync your Calendar and view events in 1 Day, Week, Month or Agenda views. Just like your desktop Outlook client, Exchange by TouchDown alerts you of events with Android Notifications. Even cooler, you can Send/Accept Meeting requests via the phone and sync with Outlook.
• Contacts: Although we didn’t have our own Contacts ported from Domino/Lotus in time for this Android app review. We’re sure they can be synced with Active Directory. As an alternative you can create contacts manually in Outlook as well as on the phone that will sync.

The feature list of Exchange by TouchDown really helps Android users stay connected with their mobile life.

Usefulness:

For business users of Android, this Android app bridges the gap for being able to receive corporate email on a G1 or Android powered phone in real-time.

Ease of Use:

Once you properly configure your connection settings, Exchange by TouchDown is somewhat intuitive to use. Meaning, using the “Menu” button on the G1 opens avenues to switch around to folders and pressing the “Back” button on the phone sends you to the start screen for more features and settings. Note: by default, all of your folders do not appear in the “Folders” list, therefore you must check what Folders you would like to display in the Advanced Setting Menu.

Here’s a link to the configuration help document.

Frequently Used:

Intended for daily use. (WARNING, can officially turn your Android phone into a “CrackDroid”… Android’s equivalent to BlackBerry’s “CrackBerry” nickname)

Interface:

The user interface is optimal for thumb/finger operation.

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