Today's demand for mobile applications continues to grow as consumers take their offices and entertainment on the road. Netbooks are becoming a necessity for the mobile professional yet they are limited due to hard drive size. Therefore, applications must be designed with a very small footprint in mind. Yet storing documents and files on a netbook is still challenging so users must turn to the cloud as a storage alternative. Cloud-based mobile apps will dominate by the year 2014 according to ABI research and reported by Fierce Wireless. Not only does the cloud provide real-time access to files and documents but it also enhances collaboration capabilities regardless of geographical location.
ThinkFree's recent announcement on its Mobile Netbook for Windows, Linux and Mac ESD version opens up a netbooks capabilities by delivering a lightweight document management piece of software. Now directly available for user download, this piece of software expands ThinkFree's mobile platform. No longer are users restricted by platforms! But ThinkFree has gone above and beyond with its recent announcement by not just delivering Mobile Netbook directly to its users but giving a special limited time offer: $24.95; includes 1GB additional online document storage (2GB total). Users simply enter coupon code THINKFREE during checkout and immediately can begin creating, editing and collaborating with their friends, co-workers and family.
Feel the light and fast office suite environment in your netbook !

ThinkFree “or Die” New Java-Based Office Software Application Catching Fire
By To-Wen Tseng

Today, we announced ThinkFree Mobile for
Android, the first complete office productivity suite offering for
Android-based mobile devices. A demo can be seen at the upcoming COMPUTEX trade
show taking place June 2-6 in
Android is a software platform for
mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key
applications. ThinkFree Mobile for Android brings several firsts to the platform.
With ThinkFree, users can create, view and edit not only Microsoft Word
documents and Excel spreadsheets, but also PowerPoint presentations – a feature
that has not been available before with any other solution. The new software
also features support for drawing objects – another first on the Android
platform. ThinkFree furthermore offers the best roundtrip Microsoft Office
compatibility of any alternate office suite on any platform and comes with 1GB
of free, reliable and secure online document storage.
“ThinkFree
Mobile for Android is bringing a new level of choice to smartphones by offering
a mobile office solution that satisfies the growing demand for mobility and
24/7 access to your documents,” said Kerry McGuire, Director of Software
Alliances, ARM. “ThinkFree has brought an innovative approach to the mobile
office suite that enables a consistent office experience across both
smartphones and netbooks. We are pleased
to have their continued support as part of the ARM community.”
ThinkFree Mobile for Android consists of ThinkFree Write for word processing,
ThinkFree Calc for spreadsheets and ThinkFree Show for presentations. It
features seamless integration with ThinkFree Online, ThinkFree's already existing
online service for collaboration and synchronization across all documents. A
file manager enables easy access to documents stored on expansion cards through
a built-in file browser. With the commercial launch of Android for netbooks,
ThinkFree plans to roll out an optimized version of its software.

ThinkFree MID edition empowers work on the go
Get the best of both worlds. Work on your PC and transfer files to your mobile device. Or, work on your mobile device with ThinkFree MID edition and create, edit, share your documents when you’re on the go.
In addition to a simplified start screen, a lightweight document viewer and seamless integration with ThinkFree Online, ThinkFree MID edition provides additional optimized features for small screen portable devices as well.
See more information : http://product.thinkfree.com/mobile

2009 Budget Pressure: How Government Administrations Can Cut Costs with Cloud Computing
Municipal authorities and local governments took a leadership role when it came to deploying wireless internet networks and truly embraced WiFi technology for the good of their citizens. This created impulses for the industry still felt today. Fast forward to today and we have a much more hesitant environment. Budget cuts make investments in new technology difficult. What, however if such investments in turn would be able to reduce overall spending and contribute to keeping within the limited 2009 budget?
Currently government administration processes are largely paper-based, incurring printer maintenance costs such as toner and repairs as well as the cost of paper itself. The shift to all-electronic paperless processes will not only drastically lower these aforementioned costs, but it will make the processes themselves much more efficient. Thus reducing processing times and overall administration workload.
The budget crisis requires government administrations to take a very close look at all processes and their costs. By eliminating individual PC workstations with full software installations and instead powering staff terminals through the cloud, government administrations can significantly reduce the cost for software licensing while at the same time not having to worry about individual installation, upgrades and maintenance of software products.
Deploying cloud computing also meets the strictest data confidentiality and backup requirements. With no physical printouts, no document copies saved on individual staff terminals and automated file backup in the cloud, the top three reasons for data security breaches are effectively disabled.

ThinkFree Server LA Public Library Case Study : Interview
Demo : http://se.thinkfree.com:8080/demo.do

From Small Business Center : We appreciate your posting related to ThinkFree !
http://smallbizczar.org/2009/04/document-sharing-and-viewing-from-a-web-browser-no-apps-to-download/
In most all of the online sharing web sites you come across, in order to read a Microsoft Office or PDF document you have to download the document and open it in in the associated application.
Think Free makers of a namesake Microsoft Office competitor has launched a new online suite of features through,
Think Free Office Live Beta.
With this new tool you no longer have to download a PDF, Office document or several other file formats to view them. You can view them all within the Think Free Office Live environment.
Even better, these documents can be easily embedded into website or blogs for easier sharing. Imagine being able to provide your customers with a new level of document accessibility through this new tool.
Think Free Office Live beta also enables you to convert documents.
I took an Office 2007 Word document and converted it to text and PDF. The text conversion went well, except the line breaks were not recognized so the converted document was a mess. The conversion to PDF was just fine.
If you are looking to a) get away from installing huge software packages on your computer b) savemoney by not buying Microsoft Office c) have advanced document access features then looking at solutions such as Think Free and Zoho are what you’ll need to do. Think Free Office is a software suite costing $50. Think Free has other solutions for servers and online work as well. Zoho operates completely in the cloud and has about 20 applications (database, crm, word processor and more). Zoho is free for personal use, business users pay from $3 depending on the users and features they need.
For those who use Microsoft Office - I guess that’s 90%+ of business professionals, Microsoft’s Office Live Workspace is something you should check out.

Best CTIA 2009 Wireless Finalist : Wistron pBook powered by ThinkFree.

A prototype from Wistron dubbed the PBook has been spotted at CTIA.
It seems that the device has undergone a name change since then as the PBook looks like exactly the same device. It has a form-factor similar to that of the Sony Vaio P and is powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon platform.
This particular unit had a red lid, housing a 12-inch display and a full-sized keyboard.
Laptop Mag reports that it was running a 1GHz CPU with battery life lasting between 8 to 10 hours.
Interestingly, it also features hardware accelerated 3D graphics from ATi.
There is also an optical mouse besides two mouse buttons. As with most ARM-based processors, the unit is designed for 24/7 wireless connectivity via mobile broadband, WiFi and Bluetooth.
Given that ARM-processors cannot use Windows XP/Vista, you are limited to Linux, however the icon-based user interface seemed fairly intuitive.
Apparently the PBook will also support Android and Windows Mobile in the future.
Wistron expects that we could see this unique netbook appear on retail shelves by the third quarter this year. In the meantime, we know that a Wistron netbook with Qualcomm Snapdragon CPU is due to appear at Computex Taipei in June, so hopefully there will be further details then.
pBook powered by ThinkFree Mobile Office for Qualcomm Snapdragon pltform
(ThinkFree Mobile Office is the unique productivity suite optimizeded for Qualcomm Snapdragon)
http://product.thinkfree.com/mobile
ThinkFree and Haansoft in CTIA 2009
ThinkFree Mobile Product introsuction to Visitors in CTIA 2009 Qualcomm Booth

eTelos decompose the Paas(Platform as a Service ) into four-Plaforms
very impressive concept and It will make road to the future of PaaS.
Let's see the their platform descriptions.
(By the way, ThinkFree Uni-Pper effectively, easily allow bloggers to post with their own technical documents )

Now, You know What SaaS is.
By the way, Do you know What PaaS is ?
Let's see the baisc concept of PaaS published by ThinkFree.

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