Mobile productivity vendor CloudOn  has announced the launch of its "workspace" for the Android platform, allowing tablet users in the US, UK and Canada to create, edit, save and share Microsoft Office and Adobe documents while on the go. The company also announced the integration of its workspace platform with Google’s new cloud-storage solution, Google Drive, adding to its cloud storage service options - Dropbox and Box. The launch on Android brings CloudOn’s productivity platform to the second largest consumer and enterprise tablet market, expanding on the company’s vision to create the most comprehensive and ubiquitous mobile productivity workspace.

 

CloudOn for Android lets users easily edit Microsoft Office documents from the palm of their hand. Users have access to all Microsoft Office features, including track changes in Word, manipulating pivot tables in Excel and viewing PowerPoint slideshows in full presentation mode from a tablet. Users can also display, edit or create charts, insert formulas, change formatting, spell check, or insert comments into any Microsoft Office document.

 

CloudOn also supports Adobe PDF files – from simple forms to complex 3D documents – along with a universal image viewer that lets users access virtually any image file ranging from raw Photoshop images to everyday files like PNG, JPEG and GIF.

 

To further enable mobile productivity, the app includes fast and easy email integration that lets users send emails and attachments with a single tap and without ever leaving the app.

 

CloudOn is custom build for the Android platform and fully optimized for Android Honeycomb and Ice Cream Sandwich tablets, version 3.1 and higher, making its comprehensive mobile productivity workspace available to millions of Android users. CloudOn transforms tablets into productivity tools by allowing users to work within the files and applications they need most and save them directly to leading cloud storage providers Dropbox, Box and Google Drive.

 

CloudOn first launched on iOS in January and has become one of the most popular business and productivity tools on the market. In April, the company released a major upgrade to the app with version 2.0, adding integration with Adobe, the universal image viewer, and integration with Box – a favorite among enterprise users. Integrating with Google’s leading mobile and storage products – Android tablets and Google Drive – is an obvious next step in continuing to build out comprehensive mobile productivity capabilities.