Automatically saves drafts, and tells you it is doing so. You can set Quickoffice to open e-mail attachments by default. Imports files from a variety of sources, including Box.net, Dropbox, Google Docs, and MobileMe. What We Like: Reasonable price for the feature set. Read Review | Price:$14.99 Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite for iPad However, we think Quickoffice offers an even better deal for $9.99. DataViz's $14.99 price tag seems reasonable given that it costs almost $30 to own all three of Apple's productivity apps. Verdict: Save for its watered-down presentations feature, DataViz Documents to Go Premium Mobile Office Suite offers a clean, sensible interface and syncs with your favorite cloud services. There's no collection of common formulas, but you can search by category. It's not as easy to add visual pizazz to documents as it is with iWork. You have to tap a document twice to open it. Does not sync with Apple's MobileMe service. What We Don't: You can't add images in the presentations section format text, or view a strip of slides on the same screen. You can add formatting while the keyboard is on screen.
At just 11MB, Documents to Go is the smallest iPad office suite. Users can import files from Box.net, Dropbox, Google Docs, iDisk, and SugarSync. Smart, time-saving interface with 12 small icons lining the bottom of the screen for all the tools you'll need. What We Like: Many ways to organize files (name, last opened, size, type, and favorites).
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