Starting today, the Quickoffice iPad app is available for free to all Apps for Business customers, and iPhone and Android versions are on the way. With the app, you can open and edit any Office files you’ve stored in Google Drive right from your iPad.
If you are a Google Apps customer, here is the iTunes Link. Google Apps for Business used to be free, now they cost $50 per user per year.
From the MSDN Blog:
It looks cool, a mixture of Dropbox, iCloud, and Google Docs. If they add an OS X app for this, with 25 GB of free storage, Dropbox will get a run for it’s money. Google Docs too, as useful as they are, they look like crap, at least with Office they would look decent. iCloud is not threatened by this as much in my opinion, because the integration of iClod with iOS and OS X is something that SkyDrive will not have (unless Apple changes the way things work in a big way).
Back in November, The Daily initially uncovered the existence of an iPad version of the Microsoft Office Suite. Sources now say that the app will soon be submitted to Apple for approval.
