Work & Productivity

iWork vs QuickOffice vs Docs To Go vs Office2

For most iPad users who want to make their device into a productivity machine, one of the first apps to seek out is an Office app – something to create and edit documents and/or spreadsheets. Searching the App Store turns up a fair

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Office2 HD for iPad has been widely noted as the first cloud-friendly productivity option for the iPad. As such, its often the first to come up in conversations about productivity apps or office solutions. Its reputation is bigger than it is, however. As far as productivity apps go, Office2 is only a mediocre app that

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In the realm of iPad productivity apps, Documents to Go by DataViz was one of the first to hit the App Store. It’s one that I have heard a lot about and more than once I’ve heard recommendations from an online friend or downloaded tech podcast. Perhaps it was because of all the positive recommendations

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Here we are, a few months after the launch of the iPad, and the device is still waiting for that killer productivity app, the one that will make it a vital workplace tool. A recent entry into the contest is Quickoffice Connect Mobile Suite for iPad, the latest iteration of the popular Quickoffice line of

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The subject of this review is ToDo, the GTD (Get Things Done) system from Appigo. There are actually two ToDo apps, one for iPhone and one for iPad. Each is a phenomenal app by itself, but the two work even better together.

ToDo (that’s “too-doo” BTW, not “toh-doh”) is a GTD app, a “to-do list”

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