On April 7th, ThinkFree will launch a major update. While we expect there to be a ton of tweaks, here are some of the key changes:
- Offline/Online editing - ThinkFree Manager, an offline desktop suite for Windows, Mac, and Linux will get a major price drop. And when we say major, we mean instead of paying $50 for a license, you'll be able to download the desktop software for free.
- New "Note" web-based WYSIWYG editor which lets you create and edit documents while incorporating online content from sites like YouTube and Flickr.
- New Mobile Internet Device (MID) version of ThinkFree optimized for small touchscreen devices
- Support for Microsoft Office 2007 documents
- Support for Windows Vista and OS X 10.5















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3-31-2008 @ 5:39PM
Joe Beaulaurier said...
Google, MS, and who? Zoho? How did they make the list while opensource (read free) OpenOffice didn't. And OpenOffice just launched a new release as well --> http://www.prweb.com/releases/openofficeorg/40/prweb759464.htm
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3-31-2008 @ 5:41PM
Brad Linder said...
Because OpenOffice.org doesn't have an online office suite. It's desktop software. That said, we cover OpenOffice.org quite frequently and did write an article about the latest release: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2008/03/26/openoffice-org-2-4-released/
3-31-2008 @ 5:48PM
Joe Beaulaurier said...
Erm... nevermind. ;-)
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