Piscel Smart Office
Picsel Smart Office (approximately $9.54) is one of many apps that attempt to remedy Android's pitifully weak office-document support. Picsel can view and edit Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files, and can view but not edit PDFs. As a document viewer it performs well, rendering most formatting perfectly. A toolbar at the top of the screen features a Find button to search text. A Reflow button optimizes the view for the small screen, while a Help button gives quick access to an instruction manual.
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Intel tracks 500 design wins for Sandy Bridge chips
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