Google is porting one of the Chrome operating system’s most features to its implementations of Chrome for Windows and Mac: the capability to view Office documents from the Web right in your browser.

Google has released a beta version of an extension for its Chrome browser that lets you read Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents directly within the browser. The Chrome Office Viewer, which requires ...

Google yesterday released an add-on that lets users view Microsoft Office documents within its Chrome browser, another small step in the search giant’s encroachment on Microsoft’s lucrative business ...

Android: LibreOffice is one of our favorite office alternatives, and it stands up well to the competition. If you need to read your documents when you're away from the computer, LibreOffice Viewer ...

Chrome (Beta): If you're stuck on a system without Microsoft Office and you get an Excel spreadsheet or PowerPoint presentation, you don't have to go through hoops uploading it to another service and ...

Microsoft yesterday released an iPad version of popular Office diagramming and graphic app Visio. The iOS incarnation is limited to viewing Visio documents, leaving the editing of files to the desktop ...

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Google Chrome OS users have long enjoyed the ability to open Microsoft Office documents right in the web browser. Now Google is expanding its MS Office support to include Chrome on Windows and Mac as ...

ThinkFree Office has a new Flash-powered document viewer that lets you scope out documents without opening them up in the editor. Josh Lowensohn joined CNET in 2006 and now covers Apple. Before that, ...

After years in development, the open source, cross-platform office suite LibreOffice is now available for Google Android… kind of. A beta version of LibreOffice Viewer has been released to the Google ...

MS Office 2019 had a terrific photo editor that could resize, rename, export etc etc. It was a hold-over from Office 2010, but I cannot for the life of me find it again. It wasn't a replacement for ...