Is the Microsoft Office suite 'Docs to Go' coming to IPhone in June?

from the Office Mobility Blog...
Microsoft Office mobility on the world's most popular smartphones

Earlier today CEO of DataViz, Inc., Dick Fontana, appeared on Fox
Business Network to share his thoughts about the recently announced
iPhone software development kit (SDK) and developing applications
(such as the popular Microsoft Office suite, Documents To Go) for this
platform.

With many other mobile device platforms, such as Palm and Windows
Mobile, a software company like DataViz is free to develop at will as
the software can be marketed through a variety of channels. Based on
yesterday's announcement from Apple, it seems things may be a bit
different for the iPhone:

"The fact that there's one path bringing software to the device means
that we have to go to the keepers of that path..."
While some may consider this a negative, DataViz has a long
relationship with Apple which gives Dick reason to be optimistic about
the opportunities for DataViz with the iPhone:

"We were one of the first developers for the Macintosh in 1984 and
they [Apple] have always proven to be good business partners... We
have every reason to believe that the path will be open for us."
You can see all of Dick's comments at the DataViz Channel on YouTube.

We are currently investigating the opportunity to develop Documents To
Go, RoadSync, Passwords Plus and any of our other software titles for
the iPhone and would appreciate your feedback.
http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...back_form.html

"4phun" <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> from the Office Mobility Blog...
> Microsoft Office mobility on the world's most popular smartphones
>
> Earlier today CEO of DataViz, Inc., Dick Fontana, appeared on Fox
> Business Network to share his thoughts about the recently announced
> iPhone software development kit (SDK) and developing applications
> (such as the popular Microsoft Office suite, Documents To Go) for this
> platform.
>
> With many other mobile device platforms, such as Palm and Windows
> Mobile, a software company like DataViz is free to develop at will as
> the software can be marketed through a variety of channels. Based on
> yesterday's announcement from Apple, it seems things may be a bit
> different for the iPhone:
>
> "The fact that there's one path bringing software to the device means
> that we have to go to the keepers of that path..."
> While some may consider this a negative, DataViz has a long
> relationship with Apple which gives Dick reason to be optimistic about
> the opportunities for DataViz with the iPhone:
>
> "We were one of the first developers for the Macintosh in 1984 and
> they [Apple] have always proven to be good business partners... We
> have every reason to believe that the path will be open for us."
> You can see all of Dick's comments at the DataViz Channel on YouTube.
>
> We are currently investigating the opportunity to develop Documents To
> Go, RoadSync, Passwords Plus and any of our other software titles for
> the iPhone and would appreciate your feedback.
> http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...back_form.html
>
>
>
I wasn't aware that Docs2Go was a Microsoft product as your subject line
indicates. Care to elaborate?

In article <fr64us018ee@news4.newsguy.com>, "John B. Coarsey, PE"
<jcoarsey<nospam>@yahoo.com> wrote:

> "4phun" <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1cf6bb68-0388-46db-bff4-8ab8cdd1a0dd@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> > from the Office Mobility Blog...
> > Microsoft Office mobility on the world's most popular smartphones
> >
> > Earlier today CEO of DataViz, Inc., Dick Fontana, appeared on Fox
> > Business Network to share his thoughts about the recently announced
> > iPhone software development kit (SDK) and developing applications
> > (such as the popular Microsoft Office suite, Documents To Go) for this
> > platform.
> >
> > With many other mobile device platforms, such as Palm and Windows
> > Mobile, a software company like DataViz is free to develop at will as
> > the software can be marketed through a variety of channels. Based on
> > yesterday's announcement from Apple, it seems things may be a bit
> > different for the iPhone:
> >
> > "The fact that there's one path bringing software to the device means
> > that we have to go to the keepers of that path..."
> > While some may consider this a negative, DataViz has a long
> > relationship with Apple which gives Dick reason to be optimistic about
> > the opportunities for DataViz with the iPhone:
> >
> > "We were one of the first developers for the Macintosh in 1984 and
> > they [Apple] have always proven to be good business partners... We
> > have every reason to believe that the path will be open for us."
> > You can see all of Dick's comments at the DataViz Channel on YouTube.
> >
> > We are currently investigating the opportunity to develop Documents To
> > Go, RoadSync, Passwords Plus and any of our other software titles for
> > the iPhone and would appreciate your feedback.
> > http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...back_form.html
> >
>
> I wasn't aware that Docs2Go was a Microsoft product as your subject line
> indicates. Care to elaborate?

Why do some people have to insist on being so thick or pedantic?!? :-\

Documents to Go is obviously a Dataviz product to give you the ability
to use your Microsoft Office documents on small portable devices.

In article <120320080842285298%anybody@anywhere-anytime.com>,
Anybody <anybody@anywhere-anytime.com> wrote:

> In article <fr64us018ee@news4.newsguy.com>, "John B. Coarsey, PE"
> <jcoarsey<nospam>@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > "4phun" <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in message
> > news:1cf6bb68-0388-46db-bff4-8ab8cdd1a0dd@m44g2000hsc.googlegroups.com...
> > > from the Office Mobility Blog...
> > > Microsoft Office mobility on the world's most popular smartphones
> > >
> > > Earlier today CEO of DataViz, Inc., Dick Fontana, appeared on Fox
> > > Business Network to share his thoughts about the recently announced
> > > iPhone software development kit (SDK) and developing applications
> > > (such as the popular Microsoft Office suite, Documents To Go) for this
> > > platform.
> > >
> > > With many other mobile device platforms, such as Palm and Windows
> > > Mobile, a software company like DataViz is free to develop at will as
> > > the software can be marketed through a variety of channels. Based on
> > > yesterday's announcement from Apple, it seems things may be a bit
> > > different for the iPhone:
> > >
> > > "The fact that there's one path bringing software to the device means
> > > that we have to go to the keepers of that path..."
> > > While some may consider this a negative, DataViz has a long
> > > relationship with Apple which gives Dick reason to be optimistic about
> > > the opportunities for DataViz with the iPhone:
> > >
> > > "We were one of the first developers for the Macintosh in 1984 and
> > > they [Apple] have always proven to be good business partners... We
> > > have every reason to believe that the path will be open for us."
> > > You can see all of Dick's comments at the DataViz Channel on YouTube.
> > >
> > > We are currently investigating the opportunity to develop Documents To
> > > Go, RoadSync, Passwords Plus and any of our other software titles for
> > > the iPhone and would appreciate your feedback.
> > > http://www.dataviz.com/eforms/feedba...back_form.html
> > >
> >
> > I wasn't aware that Docs2Go was a Microsoft product as your subject line
> > indicates. Care to elaborate?
>
> Why do some people have to insist on being so thick or pedantic?!? :-\
>
> Documents to Go is obviously a Dataviz product to give you the ability
> to use your Microsoft Office documents on small portable devices.

I liked it on my Treo. Looking forward to the iPhone version.

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"Kurt" <labolide@spacegmail.com> wrote in message
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>> Documents to Go is obviously a Dataviz product to give you the ability
>> to use your Microsoft Office documents on small portable devices.
>
> I liked it on my Treo. Looking forward to the iPhone version.


I'm surprised you ever used it enough to form an opinion, given how
"difficult" you keep telling us all non-iPhones are to use, and that all
third-party apps hosed your Treo!

In article <0gSBj.21$NN3.13@fe091.usenetserver.com>,
"Todd Allcock" <elecconnec@AmericaOnLine.com> wrote:

> "Kurt" <labolide@spacegmail.com> wrote in message
> news:labolide-A0CAE2.17424211032008@news.giganews.com...
> >> Documents to Go is obviously a Dataviz product to give you the ability
> >> to use your Microsoft Office documents on small portable devices.
> >
> > I liked it on my Treo. Looking forward to the iPhone version.
>
>
> I'm surprised you ever used it enough to form an opinion, given how
> "difficult" you keep telling us all non-iPhones are to use, and that all
> third-party apps hosed your Treo!

Stop being such a baby. Loved my Treo until something better came along.
iPhone runs circles around it. Yes, was tired of the third party apps
crashing the unit, but had you forgotten that DocsToGo came with unit?

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Simon Slavin <slavins.delete.these.four.words@hearsay.demon.co. uk> wrote in
news:frca87$16i$3$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:

> misc.phone.mobile.iphone
> alt.cellular.verizon
>
> If you reply, please make sure your post is on-topic for all the groups
> you post it to. Thanks for your help.
>
>

NO posts to these two groups can be "on topic" because iPhone doesn't run
on Verizon, a CDMA carrier.

On Mar 13, 8:59*pm, Larry <no...@home.com> wrote:
> Simon Slavin <slavins.delete.these.four.wo...@hearsay.demon.co. uk> wrote innews:frca87$16i$3$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:
>
> > misc.phone.mobile.iphone
> > alt.cellular.verizon
>
> > If you reply, please make sure your post is on-topic for all the groups
> > you post it to. *Thanks for your help.
>
> NO posts to these two groups can be "on topic" because iPhone doesn't run
> on Verizon, a CDMA carrier. *

Actually I checked Radio Shack today and the manager said he gets many
Verizon customers everyday coming in who are inquiring about getting
an iPhone. Any information about this wildly popular device helps all
exisitng Verizon customers figure out how to obtain one. One detail
all should know is that they can't currently get one at Radio Shack.

He was knowledgeable about issues of prepay simms in the iPhone and
dropping iPhone simms in other phones.

Another manager for a large cell store did mention he could show his
customer how to put an iPhone on one of his other carriers.

4phun wrote:
> On Mar 13, 8:59 pm, Larry <no...@home.com> wrote:
>> Simon Slavin <slavins.delete.these.four.wo...@hearsay.demon.co. uk> wrote innews:frca87$16i$3$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:
>>
>>> misc.phone.mobile.iphone
>>> alt.cellular.verizon
>>> If you reply, please make sure your post is on-topic for all the groups
>>> you post it to. Thanks for your help.
>> NO posts to these two groups can be "on topic" because iPhone doesn't run
>> on Verizon, a CDMA carrier.
>
> Actually I checked Radio Shack today and the manager said he gets many
> Verizon customers everyday coming in who are inquiring about getting
> an iPhone. Any information about this wildly popular device helps all
> exisitng Verizon customers figure out how to obtain one. One detail
> all should know is that they can't currently get one at Radio Shack.
>
> He was knowledgeable about issues of prepay simms in the iPhone and
> dropping iPhone simms in other phones.
>
> Another manager for a large cell store did mention he could show his
> customer how to put an iPhone on one of his other carriers.
>
>
Don't think so. You just post fanboi stuff. How would that "help" people
"figure out" how to buy an iphone?

On Mar 14, 7:57*am, George <geo...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> 4phun wrote:
> > On Mar 13, 8:59 pm, Larry <no...@home.com> wrote:
> >> Simon Slavin <slavins.delete.these.four.wo...@hearsay.demon.co. uk> wrote innews:frca87$16i$3$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:
>
> >>> misc.phone.mobile.iphone
> >>> alt.cellular.verizon
> >>> If you reply, please make sure your post is on-topic for all the groups
> >>> you post it to. *Thanks for your help.
> >> NO posts to these two groups can be "on topic" because iPhone doesn't run
> >> on Verizon, a CDMA carrier. *
>
> > Actually I checked Radio Shack today and the manager said he gets many
> > Verizon customers everyday coming in who are inquiring about getting
> > an iPhone. Any information about this wildly popular device helps all
> > exisitng Verizon customers figure out how to obtain one. One detail
> > all should know is that they can't currently get one at Radio Shack.
>
> > He was knowledgeable about issues of prepay simms in the iPhone and
> > dropping iPhone simms in other phones.
>
> > Another manager for a large cell store did mention he could show his
> > customer how to put an iPhone on one of his other carriers.
>
> Don't think so. You just post fanboi stuff. How would that "help" people
> "figure out" how to buy an iphone?

This will help
http://revver.com/video/339339/wavee...purchase-plan/

On Mar 14, 7:57*am, George <geo...@nospam.invalid> wrote:
> 4phun wrote:
> > On Mar 13, 8:59 pm, Larry <no...@home.com> wrote:
> >> Simon Slavin <slavins.delete.these.four.wo...@hearsay.demon.co. uk> wrote innews:frca87$16i$3$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:
>
> >>> misc.phone.mobile.iphone
> >>> alt.cellular.verizon
> >>> If you reply, please make sure your post is on-topic for all the groups
> >>> you post it to. *Thanks for your help.
> >> NO posts to these two groups can be "on topic" because iPhone doesn't run
> >> on Verizon, a CDMA carrier. *
>
> > Actually I checked Radio Shack today and the manager said he gets many
> > Verizon customers everyday coming in who are inquiring about getting
> > an iPhone. Any information about this wildly popular device helps all
> > exisitng Verizon customers figure out how to obtain one. One detail
> > all should know is that they can't currently get one at Radio Shack.
>
> > He was knowledgeable about issues of prepay simms in the iPhone and
> > dropping iPhone simms in other phones.
>
> > Another manager for a large cell store did mention he could show his
> > customer how to put an iPhone on one of his other carriers.
>
> Don't think so. You just post fanboi stuff. How would that "help" people
> "figure out" how to buy an iphone?- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywlsf...eature=related

4phun <vic.healey@gmail.com> wrote in news:aa8d15fc-c4d6-428b-91cb-
d2cc3d8cf533@y77g2000hsy.googlegroups.com:

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ywlsf...eature=related

No, this one.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bxZQi-XJwlc