Re:Microsoft launches Office for iPad
by jasonlotito on Thursday March 27, 2014 @03:18PM
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Considering Apple's Cloud apps are still in beta, that would be unfair. I can't edit my KeyNote presentation in the cloud at the moment, so yeah.
I don't think it would be unfair. If we're competing in the same space and you have a solid, mature app and all I have is a buggy beta, that means you're winning.
Re:Microsoft launches Office for iPad
by higherpurpose on Thursday March 27, 2014 @02:59PM
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Not just Google Docs, but Google's QuickOffice, which is the more feature rich office app for mobile from Google.
> Curious as ribbon really has triggered a love it or hate it reaction.
What do you hate about it? I find it to be just a bigger toolbar.
The thing I care about the most is UI responsiveness, so Apple's iOS (upto 6, hate 7) UI has always impressed me with its fluidity. Google is web based which I hate the most. I cant understand how any sane person could use a shitty bloated web app over a high performance native application.
I personally don't care about it one way or the other. Just, over the years, I recall people really disliking it...how cluttered it is, etc.
Yes, I have seen people complain about it as well. I never understood the hate.
Playing up the ribbon in the presentation? Curious as ribbon really has triggered a love it or hate it reaction.