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DataViz brings Documents To Go to the App Store

by Paul Miller posted Jun 15th 2009 @ 2:01PM

Editing documents? On a phone? We're sure most iPhone users are a little taken aback by this prospect, but we assure you it's completely safe and devoid of artificial preservatives. DataViz just launched its Documents To Go suite for the iPhone, which lets you edit and create Word documents, sync work files with a desktop over WiFi, and view other Office documents with the iPhone's existing viewer -- it's not the first app to offer some of these functions for the device, but it's the first with this level of street cred. An optional version of the app also includes a Exchange mail client with ActiveSync for accessing and editing Word documents from email, which seemingly flies in the face of Apple's vague "don't mess with Mail or any of our other built-in apps" policy. The basic Documents To Go app retails for a limited time at $4.99, while the Exchange version goes for $9.99 -- and anyone who picks up the 1.0 version will get a free update to include Excel editing once it becomes available.

Documents To Go 10 does Office 2007 on Palm OS

by Chris Ziegler posted Apr 9th 2007 @ 12:47AM

Ah, Docments To Go -- a constant, trusty pillar for countless PDA users for what seems like an eternity. Ironically, one could argue that DataViz's suite loaded on a high-res Palm OS device actually makes a better platform for loading up Office docs on the go than a Windows Mobile device does (certainly Smartphones, that's for darned sure). On cue, DataViz has dropped Documents To Go 10 for Palm OS, which rocks support for Office 2007 documents -- an important feature to be sure, considering that Microsoft totally threw 2007's file formats in the mixer. Even though Palm OS (Garnet OS, if you will) is getting embarrassingly long in the tooth at this point, we guess it's a comforting feeling to know that the third-party powerhouses are hanging in there with hot new apps -- or, as the case may be, worthy upgrades to old ones.

Documents To Go coming for Windows Mobile 5 Smartphones

by Chris Ziegler posted Jan 9th 2007 @ 3:23PM

Motorola Q Pro owners are gonna get hooked up out of the box, but don't worry -- the unwashed masses with old-school Q's, BlackJacks, and all other manner of Windows Mobile 5 Smartphones will get their due soon enough. DataViz has posted a preview of Documents To Go for Smartphone on their site with final release "coming soon." Of course, with all this document editing action going on, the lack of touch screen could become more of an issue -- but let's give it a whirl and see how it goes, eh?

DataViz brings Direct Push to Windows Mobile 2003 SE

by Chris Ziegler posted Jun 15th 2006 @ 10:42PM

Are you HP hw6500 owners out there feeling like the brave new world of MSFP is passing you by? Do you keep looking down at your device, hoping for pushed email that just never comes? DataViz has you covered, updating its RoadSync Exchange client to support Direct Push, GAL lookup, and all the other goodies that MSFP users have been enjoying for a few months now. Initially, it sounds like DataViz will only be supporting for the Samsung i700 series (a little bit late for that, guys) and the HP hw6500, but we see no reason it shouldn't work on other WM2003 SE Pocket PCs as well -- so if you're holding out for that Hermes, this might make your wait a little more bearable.

[Via Geekzone]