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Monday, December 19, 2011
AutoCAD WS now available for the Kindle Fire
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Thursday, October 27, 2011
AutoCAD WS Mobile App now available on Amazon App Store - Ready for the Kindle Fire
AutoCAD WS, Autodesk’s mobile (and/or browser based) version of AutoCAD (or at least a CAD like program that can open and edit DWG files) is now available for download (for free) on Android devices from the Amazon App Store. AutoCAD WS has already been available through the Android Market for some time now as well as on iOS through the Apple App Store. So who cares? It’s the same thing just from a different place. Kindle Fire owners. I know, the Kindle Fire from Amazon will not be available until November 15th and the Amazon App Store is only available to customers in the United States. But the Kindle Fire has already pre-sold over a million units through preorders and will sell even more. The Kindle is an Android device that has been heavily customized by Amazon. Even though it is Android based it will not have access to the Android Market. It has apps but only through the Amazon App Store. That’s why this is a big deal. The Kindle Fire is going to double the amount of Android based tablets in the wild (that’s my prediction based on my own opinion). So if you have an Android App and you want Kindle Fire owners to use it, buy it, or recommend it to their friends then you really need to get your app on the Amazon App Store. It seems that Autodesk understands this.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Mobi Systems Office Suite Pro 5 FREE on Amazon App Store - Today
The Amazon App Store has a free Android based App every day. Today's app is Office Suite Pro 5 from Mobi Systems. I already have an Office Suite for my Android hardware but I downloaded it anyway. Why you ask? Because (according to Mrs. CAD-a-Blog) I am an "App Hoarder" She's not wrong. I love me some apps, especially when they are free! Amazon's Free App a day program is typically made up of stupid little games running anywhere from $0.99 and up. Typically not a huge savings and typically apps I would never get, even when free. But once every two to three weeks it seems Amazon throws in a golden nugget that keeps me coming back every day to see what's available. I have gleaned some good stuff; CAM Scanner, Cut the Rope, Swift Key, Paper Camera, Printer Share Mobile (I can print from my phone/tablet), Thumb Keyboard, Wifi File Explorer and more.
The Amazon Android App Store is significant for two reasons: the free app a day program and the Kindle Fire (Coming November 15th.) If you already have an Android device then getting free apps is a good thing. If you plan on getting the Amazon Kindle then the only access you have to Android Apps will be through the Amazon App Store. So if it's not there then your Kindle can't get it. That's why I got this app today. I didn't need it but there is a chance that I will be getting a Kindle Fire. If so then I will want an office suite on it. Now I don't have to buy one because the Amazon App Store knows which apps you purchased and you can reload them on all of your android devices, up to 5 I believe. I just saved $15, if I get a Kindle Fire that is. Yes I am an app hoarder. If you don't like it then cast me in a reality show.
Office Suite Pro 5 is a pretty good mobile office suite. It can open and edit Word, Excel, and Power Point files. It can also open (not edit) PDF files. But then most mobile office suites these days can. It can handle these file types:
One thing that I don't like about Office Suite Pro 5 is that it can only open/save files on the device or to your Google Docs account. It can not integrate with other cloud based applications like MobileMe, Dropbox, Sugar Sync, Box, etc. If you use Google Docs and the others then it's fine. Or you can download your file from Dropbox to your device then open it through Office Suite Pro 5. I use Dropbox a lot so for me it's an issue. But I got the app for free!
The Amazon Android App Store is significant for two reasons: the free app a day program and the Kindle Fire (Coming November 15th.) If you already have an Android device then getting free apps is a good thing. If you plan on getting the Amazon Kindle then the only access you have to Android Apps will be through the Amazon App Store. So if it's not there then your Kindle can't get it. That's why I got this app today. I didn't need it but there is a chance that I will be getting a Kindle Fire. If so then I will want an office suite on it. Now I don't have to buy one because the Amazon App Store knows which apps you purchased and you can reload them on all of your android devices, up to 5 I believe. I just saved $15, if I get a Kindle Fire that is. Yes I am an app hoarder. If you don't like it then cast me in a reality show.Office Suite Pro 5 is a pretty good mobile office suite. It can open and edit Word, Excel, and Power Point files. It can also open (not edit) PDF files. But then most mobile office suites these days can. It can handle these file types:
- Text formats - Microsoft Office 97 to 2010 text documents - DOC and DOCX, RTF, TXT, LOG
- Spreadsheets -Microsoft Office 97 to 2010 spreadsheets -XLS, XLSX andCSV
- Presentations - Microsoft Office 97 to 2010 presentations -PPT, PPTX, PPSand PPSX
- Other formats -PDF, EML, ZIP
One thing that I don't like about Office Suite Pro 5 is that it can only open/save files on the device or to your Google Docs account. It can not integrate with other cloud based applications like MobileMe, Dropbox, Sugar Sync, Box, etc. If you use Google Docs and the others then it's fine. Or you can download your file from Dropbox to your device then open it through Office Suite Pro 5. I use Dropbox a lot so for me it's an issue. But I got the app for free!
Overall Mobi Systems Office Suite Pro 5 is a good mobile Office viewing/editing application. It's worth the regular price of $15 in the Amazon App store but it's a steal for free. Get it. Right now. Before it's too late!
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