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- Quickoffice Gains Foothold in Enterprise and Cloud Services Market in Q1 2012 - Product family expansion addresses emerging markets demand, fueling aggressive corporate growth
- Quickoffice Advances its Android Smartphone and Tablet Productivity Applications with Top-Requested Features - Update includes PDF annotation, spell check and external keyboard shortcuts on tablets for a streamlined workflow
- Connect by Quickoffice Fuels New Productivity Era with Unique Mobile Service that Integrates Best of Office and Cloud - New service is now available in popular App Stores and compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android, and Mac and Windows PCs
- Quickoffice Updates Top-Grossing iPad Business Application, Adds 2007-2010 PowerPoint Editing - Quickoffice Pro HD offers enhanced functionality and revamped visual interface, plus native email support, for tablet users
- Quickoffice Announces Box as Newest SaveBack Partner - Addressing enterprises’ need for secure editing of content, SaveBack™ enhances mobile security between applications
- Quickoffice Unveils First Seamless Mobile Productivity Experience Across Multiple Devices and Clouds with Connect by Quickoffice - New service enables the emerging mobile work paradigm found in today’s multi-device, multi-OS and multi-cloud world
- Quickoffice Unveils New Enterprise Mobile Productivity Application, Delivers Enhanced Security Features to Adhere to IT Policies - Quickoffice ProSelect HD for iOS also addresses BYOD challenges with increased data protection and configuration controls
- Quickoffice Executive to Share Expertise in Mobile Enterprise and Workforce Productivity Trends at MWC 2012
- Quickoffice Announces New Update to Award-Winning iOS iPad Application - Productivity solution now compatible with 2010 documents, delivers desktop-like user experience
- Quickoffice Advances Android and iPad Applications, Establishes New Partnerships Geared to Mobile Enterprise, in Q4 2011 - Fast-growing productivity software wins industry accolades and ships on latest devices
Is the mobile front slowing down?
- 12-17-2010
- Categorized in: General Information, Quickoffice Blog RSS
Last week, The Wall Street Journal hosted its first All Things Digital: Dive into Mobile event. And, while there was not a lot of ‘news’ revealed at the conference, we enjoyed hearing the latest thoughts from Jon Rubenstein, head of HP’s Palm unit. Among the new areas that HP will be focusing on in 2011 are the tablet market and the ongoing evolution of webOS 2.0, just some of the reasons behind HP’s purchase of Palm. Interested in a glimpse of the discussion? Check out some of our favorite parts of Ina Fried’s Mobilized interview below:
Rubenstein on webOS scaling:
“We were clearly very interested in enterprise, but it wasn’t on as fast a track as we are now. We already had a variety of enterprise capabilities. webOS 2.0 has got VPN and other enterprise-class features. But we’re significantly accelerating our enterprise capabilities so we can utilize HP’s huge sales channel in the enterprise”
Rubenstein on next-generation of products:
“We’re big believers that the more bandwidth the better. I am very excited to get to LTE and HSDPA+ [two faster cellular networks]. We have some really interesting visions on where webOS can go as you get more and more bandwidth…More and more bandwidth will enable more and more things that today we cannot even imagine. And remember, we designed webOS to integrate tightly with the cloud. My personal view is that it’s not about applications. Applications actually [will] bifurcate to where part of them runs on the device and part of them runs on the cloud.”
