Filed under: iPod Family, iPhone, App Store
First Look: MiGhtyDocs
Google Docs gives you document storage in the cloud, so why shouldn't you be able to access your documents anywhere you are connected to the cloud -- including your iPhone? Well, Google Docs viewing on the iPhone has been a bit kludgy ... until now.Thanks to MiGhtyDocs (iTunes link), you are now free to roam about the office to view your Docs on the go. You can't edit and you can't view spreadsheets or presentations, but MiGhtyDocs does cache your documents for offline viewing.
This application just does one thing, and does it great. And did I mention that it's free? You can download MiGhtyDocs from the iTunes App Store today.
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Luna Lovegood said 11:11AM on 8-18-2008
"Google Docs viewing on the iPhone has been a bit kludgy..."
Looks like it still is. What's with the grey blob?
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sterling said 11:18AM on 8-18-2008
Worst. Screenshot. Ever.
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Mathias said 11:29AM on 8-18-2008
More nifty little free things to clutter my 5th home screen!
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BEN ENGLISCH said 11:46AM on 8-18-2008
NICE SCREENSHOT. IS THIS A JOKE???? WTF!
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Luna Lovegood said 11:52AM on 8-18-2008
Why did my legitimate question get deleted? Why was there a big grey blob on the iPhone screen when you took the screenshot? Is your iPhone messed up? Is the app to blame? And if the grey blob is there because you're trying to hide the names of the Google docs in the list, why?
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Marlin said 11:59AM on 8-18-2008
CookieMonster need spreadsheet. CookieMonster hungry.
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Greg said 12:12PM on 8-18-2008
It is obvious that the box is there to obscure the document names for privacy. I am wondering how the document viewing is done.
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Luna Lovegood said 12:37PM on 8-18-2008
"It is obvious that the box is there to obscure the document names for privacy."
Unless the titles of one of those docs is "NAMBLA Charter Revision," there's no need to bother with that silliness.
And it looks like the screenshot has been de-blob'ed. Much better.
leon said 12:17PM on 8-18-2008
I love your 'first look' posts!!
They are all about two weeks out of date. You should subscribe to the Lifehacker feed and just re-purpose that!!
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Think Adrian said 12:51PM on 8-18-2008
so.. what does it do if you can't view your documents?
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Brendan said 2:20PM on 9-28-2008
Screenshot fail. It looks like they were trying to grey out "sensitive" info (document names?)
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