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Quickoffice

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Acquired by Google June 2012 · terms undisclosed — undisclosed · source ↗

Quickoffice made mobile productivity software—word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps—for viewing and editing Microsoft Office files on smartphones and tablets.

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What does Quickoffice do?
Quickoffice made mobile productivity software—word processor, spreadsheet, and presentation apps—for viewing and editing Microsoft Office files on smartphones and tablets.
Who are Quickoffice's investors?
Quickoffice's investors include Mayfield Fund, Shepherd Ventures, Advantage Capital Partners, Benhamou Global Ventures.