Kingsoft Office for Android is an efficient mobile office solution made exclusively for cell phones and tablet devices running the Android OS (2.1 or later versions). The latest version, Kingsoft Office for Android 4.0.2, allows you toA CREATE, VIEW,A EDIT and SAVEA all. 『WPS Office』 『WPS Office』has the smallest size and is a FREE all-in-one office suite. Free for PDF, Word, Excel, PPT. Compatible with MS Office 365. Perfect PDF editor recommended by Google 『More Details about WPS Office』: WPS Office is the all-in-one office suite featuring word processing, spreadsheet, presentation, PDF, and the Cloud tools for Windows. WPS Office for Mac provides Microsoft-style word processing, spreadsheets, and presentations in a single native macOS application under 300MB in size. For comparison’s sake, that’s less than a.
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- Cross-platform Office Suite. WPS Office for Mac. Dark mode, split screen and Handoff. WPS Office for PC. Free download and small size Full support for PDF. WPS Office for Android. A new generation of office solutions With PDF, Cloud, OCR, file repair, and other powerful tools, WPS Office is quickly becoming more and more people’s first.
- WPS Office by Kingsoft Software Corp. Can't be used on Mac, as WPS Office for Mac hasn't been released yet. However, with the help of this list of alternatives you can find programs that can create documents, spreadsheets, presentations and replace all the major functions that WPS Office for Mac.
I've been a huge productivity software fan most of my computing career. PFS Write for the IBM PC and Apple II got me into computers, so it's no surprise to me that productivity suites – word processors, spreadsheets, presentation tools, etc. are a long time favorite. With Microsoft Office cheaper, but still (somewhat) expensive, having free, compatible alternatives is a huge win for everyone on a budget. It's for this reason that apps like Kingsoft Office Suite Free are among my favorite Windows apps. I'm certain that after a short introduction, the two of you will get along famously as well.
Kingsoft Office Suite Free 2013 goes a long way to simplifying its interface, making it easier than even easier to navigate through all of its applications. Most everything is where you would expect it to be, and the suite includes not only your favorite features, but some new ones as well. The redesigned UI makes working with your more complex documents easier than you thought it would be.
The suite includes three powerful applications – Writer, Spreadsheets and Presentation. The suite has the basic functionality that you've come to expect from an MS compatible office suite and has many outstanding features other suites doesn't include. For example, Writer, includes a professional PDF converter, an advanced paragraph adjustment tool and intuitive table operation by default. MS Word either doesn't have these, or requires a 3rd party add-in.
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App Pro’s: Free, MS Office Alternative
App Con’s: No Access, Outlook or Publisher clones, No VBA/macro editing
Conclusion: Having an alternative to Microsoft Office is important in today's much weaker economy. Microsoft Office may be the bomb, and you may not WANT to accept any substitutes, sometimes you just have to. If you're a college student, out on your own, and you don't have access to Microsoft Office, yet need something to write reports or create class presentations with, then apps like Kingsoft Office Suite not only save your bacon (and your money), but they do it while giving you access to everything you need, plus nearly everything you want.
The free version of the suite is a total winner. Hands down... The only thing it's really missing is a database app or Access clone, an Outlook clone (or something to manage your schedule, contacts and email with) and a Publisher clone (or something to make fliers, stationary and other printed goods with). Aside from that and the lack of any VBA or macro editing support, the free version has all that you'll likely need. If you do need the ability to write active content into your spreadsheets or other documents, you'll have to spend about $70 bucks USD in order to get it from Kingsoft
The list of the top 200 exports from China is dominated by electronic devices of various sorts. In the consumer market, most people are now aware of phones: budget Oppo to high-end (relatively speaking) Huawei and Xiaomi. In technology infrastructure too, China exports a great deal of technology.
Much to the chagrin of the current US administration, the worldwide wave of 5G is almost entirely run on Chinese hardware— specifically Huawei’s.
What’s not so often noted is that many of these electronic appliances, from the dumbest home device to the high-end smartphone comes with software pre-installed.
‘Chinese software is everywhere’
Therefore, although we don’t realize it properly, Chinese software is everywhere, although it doesn’t warrant a separate mention in most lists of the goods flowing from the world’s second-largest economy.
And what’s unique about the Chinese approach is that the country doesn’t seem to give too much attention to Western suppliers and vendors of software. It has quite enough of its own developers and can do a perfectly good job in its own rights. After all, its domestic market alone runs into the billions of citizens, each with (it seems to us outsiders) an insatiable appetite for tech.
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Sure, for some exports, Chinese software might be seen as a limitation, but what the Chinese industry is good at, without doubt, is assimilating and adapting. The MIUI operating system that runs pre-installed on many shipping Xiaomi smartphones is best described as a skinned Android “plus”, but is largely thought to be half-decent, comparatively.
The bar is lowered by many flavors of Android being hobbled by the vendor-specific bloatware that many phones ship with— even the vagaries of MIUI aside, powerful hardware and a passing-fair OS makes for a pretty attractive package. Where the Chinese exports can fail these days is that their handsets don’t (without rooting) get access to Google Play, and therefore to the huge repository of software now considered standard, if not vital, in the US, Europe and most of Asia.
Xiaomi is clearly aware of these geographically-based requirements. It has developed India-specific features in the version 10 iteration of the MIUI platform, with support for local favorites in that country, like Paytm and Flipkart, plus baked-in QR code readers, which too are wildly popular on the Indian subcontinent (and Asia).
Up against Office
It’s a common enough event, then, when a Chinese company chooses to go overtly head-to-head with a big Western software product. That’s what’s happening in the case of KingSoft, whose office suite for Mac goes up against the ubiquitous Microsoft Office.
WPS Office 2020, released this week in the UK (look out for a full in-depth review this week) looks redolent of the versions of Office that run locally: think Office 2019 for Mac and Windows, rather than their Office 365 variants. As you might expect, it’s fully compatible with all office suite formats, open and proprietary.
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— WPS Office (@WPS_Office) September 6, 2019
WPS Office 2020 for Mac comes with a more-than-useful 20GB of online storage as part of its license fee as one of several incentives to hand over cash, and there is a free version too. Since its arrival in preview form, Apple itself has been pushing the suite, featuring it in its “Apps and Games We Love Right Now” section of the App Store in the UK, US, Australia, India, and Canada.
Offering open-source
Like Xiaomi and Huawei, who publish a great deal of their code as open-source, KingSoft has published a community version of WPS Office for several years as a free download. That means it jostles for a place among open-source alternatives to Office, like OpenOffice fork, LibreOffice, and FreeOffice, amongst others.
What may have helped KingSoft’s decision to launch more demonstrably in the West in recent months must be the increasing suspicion in which many hold the big ‘data giants’, and specifically, those commercial companies’ reckless abandon with our personal and business data.
At TechHQ, we’d speculate, too, that historically, Mac users of Microsoft Office suite have felt like second-class citizens: ripe for a competitor to swoop in. (Before Office 365, there were, allegedly, fewer than a dozen developers working on Office for Mac.)
As a result, the Mac variant of Office lagged behind its Windows counterpart, and this situation paved the way for Apple’s own effort at the office trio, in the form of Pages, Numbers, and Keynote (Word, Excel, and PowerPoint).
Apple bundled its suite with some of its (more consumer-oriented) hardware, and it remains for business users — like WPS Office 2020 — much more competitively priced than the Microsoft alternative.
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