Google To Discontinue Quickoffice In Favor Of New Mobile Productivity Apps

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By Aldrin CalimlimJun 29, 2014, 1:45 pm836 pts
Google is set to discontinue Quickoffice in favor of its new Google Drive-integrated mobile productivity suite. Quickoffice was acquired by Google in June 2012 and was relaunched by the Intenet giant exclusively for Google Apps for Business users the following December. In September last year, it was reopened…

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