In almost any android phone, you get document editor free of cost..even with windows cell phones you get at least the basic functionality to do so but why is this feature omitted from ios 😕😕any logical reasoning for this??
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Is this fair??? ios vs android ques!!
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sviato
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Is the document editor actually part of the base Android install, or is it in the mess of programs that the phone manufactures (like HTC and Moto) add to Android or the programs that the carriers add to Android?
If it's one of those, it's great you get a document editor out of the deal, but because that type of arrangement is precisely why it takes a long time for most Android devices to ever get a new version of Android, if they're ever updated at all.
well, i think it's with the base install but not sure as never used android in my life but i did read it on popular phones reviewing websites , it is in the list of features included with android phones & windows too..so i'm NOT sure how well these doc editors work out for users?
mrsir2009
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I wouldn't want anymore stock apps because you cannot delete them, so if you don't use them or get a better version off the app store the stock app will always be on your iPhone, talking up valuable space.
lordofthereef
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Most apps like this are free on Android, often supported with ads. For whatever reason, more iOS devs want money per download rather than money per use.
Windows 7 phones come with Microsoft Office. You can view and edit word, excel and powerpoint, but not to the extent you can on a pc. I'm not sure what you can do with the program that comes with android phones.