[buridan]

Thanks!

[prisoner6]

Thanks for the heads up!

[TexasGator]

” I haven’t tried the app before but it looks like something I’ve been wanting and I thought I would spread the word.”

Try it and let us know how it compares to Polaris Office.

[rineaux]

I look on the site everyday to see what is “app of the day”, today was not that day. So thanks for posting.

[umgud]

Spreadsheets on my Droid-X are a real bitch to create.

[Terry L Smith]

Last time something was suggested ‘free from amazon’ on here, asmazon demanded that I do a complete registration, with all information, before i get whatever it was they were handing out.

An office suite for a smartphone? I don’t see the benefit in that, with the limitations of smartphone plan gigabytes.

A smartphone may have fancy gigawhoseits, but it’s still just a phone, not a laptop or a desktop computer. Oh, and for the record, an electronic ‘pad’ ain’t a laptop, either. It MIGHT be a phone, but for me, it’s got the same allure of a crack whore.

[Revolting cat!]

Microsoft Excel on my telephone? Why not, the rotary dial has all the numbers. What else will they think about?

[Vendome]

Excellent.

didn’t know there was anythign like this available for Nook and sure enough there is but, it’s a paid version.

If they can offer this, then the Nook becomes more than a brick most of thyme.

Just called B&N and they say they do offer “Free Friday” and there may very well be a version they offer on this as a response.

[ransomnote]

I see from the comments on the product page that the suite will work offline: “I put the phone in airplane mode and all works fine. “

[hughesm1]

Thanks for the heads-up. Come to find out my phone is incompatible (running Android 2.3) Saved in my apps for future use (which may spur an upgrade in the near future.)

[scott7278]

I have Polaris, OfficeSuite and Docs To Go, but I really like the rendering of Google’s QuickOffice.