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Quip 2.0 arrives with read-only publishing, search operators and Word doc exporting

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Collaborative document service Quip bumped up to version 2.0 today with the addition of several major features, including the ability to publish a read-only document, advanced search and an export to Word doc option. Alongside the product announcement, Quip also revealed an impressive list of its top customers, such as Facebook, New Relic, Taser and Kent Moore Cabinets, that have incorporated the service into their workflows. Quip co-founder and former Facebook CTO Bret Taylor said in an interview that the past nine months have really exceeded his expectations in terms of the size of companies that Quip has been able…

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Quip 2.0 arrives with read-only publishing, search operators and Word doc exporting

May29
by on May 29, 2014 at 2:30 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web

Collaborative document service Quip bumped up to version 2.0 today with the addition of several major features, including the ability to publish a read-only document, advanced search and an export to Word doc option. Alongside the product announcement, Quip also revealed an impressive list of its top customers, such as Facebook, New Relic, Taser and Kent Moore Cabinets, that have incorporated the service into their workflows. Quip co-founder and former Facebook CTO Bret Taylor said in an interview that the past nine months have really exceeded his expectations in terms of the size of companies that Quip has been able…

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Readdle launches PDF Expert 5 for iPhone

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by on May 29, 2014 at 2:00 pm
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Almost six months after Readdle introduced a completely redesigned PDF Expert app for iPad, the company has introduced a handful of fresh updates. The latest incarnation of the PDF editing and annotating app introduces one big new feature in particular – iPhone support. The $9.99 app will, of course, be free for existing users to download to their smartphone. Besides speed enhancements, other new features include continuous scroll, to save you having to swipe between pages, while you can now carry out calculations in PDF forms that have been created in Adobe Acrobat or LiveCycle Designer. ➤  PDF Expert 5…

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Readdle launches PDF Expert 5 for iPhone

May29
by on May 29, 2014 at 2:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider

Almost six months after Readdle introduced a completely redesigned PDF Expert app for iPad, the company has introduced a handful of fresh updates. The latest incarnation of the PDF editing and annotating app introduces one big new feature in particular – iPhone support. The $9.99 app will, of course, be free for existing users to download to their smartphone. Besides speed enhancements, other new features include continuous scroll, to save you having to swipe between pages, while you can now carry out calculations in PDF forms that have been created in Adobe Acrobat or LiveCycle Designer. ➤  PDF Expert 5…

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Downcount for Android is a simple way to count down to any event

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by on May 29, 2014 at 1:51 pm
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While there’s no shortage of countdown timers on Google Play, Downcount for Android is a simple, nicely-designed entry to the timer fray. Downcount isn’t about timing how long it will take for an egg to boil. No. It bypasses seconds, minutes, and even hours to let you add future (or past) events and give you an at-a-glance view of what’s on the horizon. You hit the ‘Plus’ button, give it a name and a date, and that’s about it. If you enter a historical date (e.g. the day you were born), it will count up the way instead. To delete…

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