Zoho is announcing that they now integrate some of their applications with Google Docs. This bit of cloud integration will come in handy for some, as the folks at Zoho say that it has been a much requested feature. Zoho CRM, Mail, Docs & Projects now have some integration with Google Docs. Some of the [...]
Zoho and its fleet of apps is popular with many a mobile warrior (I’m not a user myself) and now they’ve brought some of those apps together into a single interface for those on the go under the banner of Zoho Mobile. The Mail, Writer, Calendar, Sheet, Show and Creator apps can now all be [...]
We are fortunate to live in a time where there are many options to help improve how we work, help us save money, and be productive and mobile at the same time. One of those many options are in the office application space: document creation, editing, managing, collaborating, and more. What office application suite do [...]
The online application market is heating up. Apple’s App Store is certainly a hot commodity both for developers and users, as well for controversy. With the recent announcement of Google and T-Mobile’s G1 Android phone also came word of an online source for applications there as well. Now, Zoho, is launching an Application Marketplace for [...]
I’ve been complaining lately about the import process for Zoho. Well, Box.net just might have that solved, along with providing a place to store ALL of my data. For mobile users needing access to their data from multiple devices, including phones, Box.net looks quite intriguing. After I mentioned Box.net the other day, they reached out [...]
I’m three days into my Zoho experiment and it is going well. I’m definitely learning a lot, enjoying the benefits of web-based documents, and seeing just how seamless a dedicated client like Word is with issues like printing. I’m finding that it is best to just create documents from scratch in Zoho, rather than messing [...]
One of the most impressive tools I have used on Zoho is the Notebook. It totally knocks Google Notebook on its butt. Zoho Notebook is the closest I’ve seen a web app replicate OneNote, except of course for ink, OCR image searching, and Outlook integration. Support for multiple notebooks and pages within those notebooks Sharing [...]
I have a lot of Word documents that I’d like to import to Zoho. I’ve already found issues with that process: The only way to bulk import documents directly through Zoho is by emailng them in. Nitin Badjatia just let me know of Box.net as way of mass importing documents to Zoho that I’ll check [...]
I’ve been experimenting with Zoho for the past week, and have found it to be surprisingly powerful and full featured. For working in the cloud and living mobile, Zoho seems to offer an impressive offering. I’m so impressed, that for the next two weeks, I’m going to go full time with Zoho for word processing [...]
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These days whenever someone mentions the word “Tablet” visions of the iPad or something similar dance in their heads. Not that long ago a tablet was something quite different: a Windows-based slate computer. Since the rise of the new idea of the tablet there have been a few Tablet PCs trying for relevance in an [...]
