Editing or starting a microsoft word doc on the G1 with android.

[illini837]

I don't know about you, but software that can make and edit microsoft word documents would be perfect for me. You see, Im a student, and a (procrastinator), if I was to get a report done on the go FAST that would be great.


Thanks

[dherna]

protagonist? how would WORD help you in your role as a main character in a story?

[Absolute]

I think he meant procrastinator. I was like WTF when I saw protagonist.

[bigzae]

Originally Posted by Absolute

I think he meant procrastinator. I was like WTF when I saw protagonist.

LOL, me too

[LOGIK215]

hahhahahahha...i was confused too
read it like 3 times before i knew what he meant

[Chotpy]

does google docs not work?

[constellanation]

Originally Posted by dherna

protagonist? how would WORD help you in your role as a main character in a story?

that's funny


would that mean the inability to work with word on the g1 is the antagonist?

[dkvitus]

rflmao
You guys are hilarious... I think we all think alike... I went "Excuse me?" and was about to "google" protagonist, then reading on I went "Oh, OK!"

I like this thread, it just made my day.

Personally, I think using a laoptop is better ... but you said editing anyways... nvm

[TheBlur]

Currenlty users will be unable to edit documents in their G1. Maybe there will be some application available in the future that will allow you to do it but I doubt it will be very effective.

Some Google executives were talking about it a few months ago and said that they were looking for ways to incorporate it into Google Docs but found it to be hard to incorporate at this time. So as of now, Google Docs will be read-only.

Edit: Here's a quote from Google

Say you're a businessperson and you have an expense report you need to maintain … is it the best user experience to open up a browser on your phone and then go to Google Spreadsheets and try and navigate around a full sized spreadsheet in this little mobile application? Or is it better to have liked a native application that’s well integrated with the device that is able to present like a mobile optimised user experience?

What we’re finding is that actually there is no really globally applicable answer to that question. The example I gave you about Google Spreadsheets is probably an example of something that would benefit greatly from having an optimised user interface for a mobile device."

[illini837]

Sorry IM A dumbA, I was protagonating, i mean procrastinating, on an english project while postin this my fault, still want that software though