History shows strength of free / open source software In this blog we put more focus on the history of the story the blog at Collabora, has more focus on the interesting technology.īut before we tell you more about the new app, we show you first what it looks like: There is a lot we want to tell you about this first open source office app for iOS. What started back in around 1992 as the well-known StarOffice, then was and now lives on as LibreOffice, is finally available on every relevant platform including (but not limited to) iOS, iPadOS, MacOS, Android, Chrome OS, Windows, Linux and also within the browser. The efforts for this are led by Adfinis SyGroup and Collabora. There is now a free / open source office suite available on iOS: Collabora Office.
What seemed impossible for a long time has now become reality. Collabora Office is now available on iOS.
Google Docs is easy to use and versatile, especially if you work and collaborate within the Google ecosystem of productivity apps (for example, Sheets and Slides).A free / open source office suite within the palms of our hands. If you're getting low on storage, you have the option to upgrade to bigger storage plans with a paid subscription.ĭocs doesn't connect with other cloud storage services, however. Keep in mind, however, that your Google Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drawings, Forms, Jamboard, Gmail, and Google Photos files are all competing for your free storage allotment. Docs offers the basic word processing features you'd expect in a document editor.Ī generous 15 GB of space is free with Google Drive. However, an internet connection isn't required to use the Google Docs app on your iPad or iPhone. Docs allows you to create, edit, share, and collaborate on documents stored in Google Drive, Google's cloud storage service. Google Docs is the iOS-resident word processing app for Google's suite of web-based office productivity apps.
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