Google added some features that make the service more useful on a touchscreen device: pinch to zoom (only for iPhone and iPad), buttons for zoom and pagination.
Unfortunately for Google, iPhone's built-in PDF reader and Microsoft Office viewer are much better than Google Docs Viewer because they don't convert documents to images. Some Android phones include a document viewer based on Quickoffice, which also does a better job than Google Docs Viewer. There's also Adobe Reader for Android, probably the best Android PDF reader you can download for free.
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Anything is better than that bloated, slow monstrosity that is Adobe Reader. I haven't had any issues with PDF-to-Go.
ReplyDeleteWhen for symbian?
ReplyDeleteSymbian is dead... get a nexus one
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ReplyDeleteGreat, its good news for me using Google Docs
ReplyDelete@Brian G ..get a life. Just try Adobe Reader 9.0.1 from android market.
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