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Question about the IPhone. What if you get Excel, Word, PowerPoint...etc., documents emailed to you? Is there an additional app that allows you to view/edit those?

 

Never used a MAC so I have no idea.

Question about the IPhone. What if you get Excel, Word, PowerPoint...etc., documents emailed to you? Is there an additional app that allows you to view/edit those?

 

Never used a MAC so I have no idea.

You can view Excel/Word docs on the iPHone without any app. I do believe there are apps out there that allow you to edit them but not sure about that.

I've got a Droid Incredible....probably won't switch when my contract is up, but who knows.

 

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Question about the IPhone. What if you get Excel, Word, PowerPoint...etc., documents emailed to you? Is there an additional app that allows you to view/edit those?

 

Never used a MAC so I have no idea.

 

You can view them on any smartphone. There are plenty of apps to download on both phones that it wouldn't be an issue. The one app that you can open every Office file and edit them is 14.99 for Android, I think.

Question about the IPhone. What if you get Excel, Word, PowerPoint...etc., documents emailed to you? Is there an additional app that allows you to view/edit those?

 

Never used a MAC so I have no idea.

 

Documents to Go ap will allow you to edit Office programs such as excel, word, and powerpoint. It is $16.99 for the Iphone. There is another called Quickoffice Connect for $9.99. Probably a few more but these were the first two I found.

Question about the IPhone. What if you get Excel, Word, PowerPoint...etc., documents emailed to you? Is there an additional app that allows you to view/edit those?

 

Never used a MAC so I have no idea.

 

I can view those on my Droid without any ap.

I can view those on my Droid without any ap.
Can you edit them on your Droid without an app?
Can you edit them on your Droid without an app?

 

I don't know, to be honest. I've never tried because I have enough trouble texting without trying to edit important documents on my phone. :lol: I'll try it though and see.

Thanks! I can view and edit them on my BB and know you can on the Droid but those systems aren't competing like the Mac and PC. Thought that may make a difference.

I received my Verizon Iphone on Friday. It's okay....A little different than the old Iphone. I still have my Droid X as a backup phone and I would put it up against the Iphone anyday. Each phone has it's qualities that the other doesn't but it just seems the X does a little more.....IMO!!!!:idunno:

I received my Verizon Iphone on Friday. It's okay....A little different than the old Iphone. I still have my Droid X as a backup phone and I would put it up against the Iphone anyday. Each phone has it's qualities that the other doesn't but it just seems the X does a little more.....IMO!!!!:idunno:

 

Like what?

I received my Verizon Iphone on Friday. It's okay....A little different than the old Iphone. I still have my Droid X as a backup phone and I would put it up against the Iphone anyday. Each phone has it's qualities that the other doesn't but it just seems the X does a little more.....IMO!!!!:idunno:

 

That's why I could care less about a Verizon iPhone. My Droid X does everything that the iPhone does except Facetime, which I wouldn't ever really use.

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