InstallFree Nexus public beta integrates MS Office and Dropbox in a web interface

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Nexus works on the web browser of computers, tablets, and smart TVs, though we didnt have a TV on hand to test it. On larger notebooks, it feels redundant to have to open the document separately, but for tablets or netbooks its good to have a little extra room. Performance is surprisingly good: editing Word documents involves noticeable delay, but its not significantly worse than something like Google Docs. On tablet, youll get a mouse to move around and a custom keyboard that includes function and control keys, rather than the standard OS version. In terms of pure document creation, this virtualized service isnt your best bet: there are plenty of excellent apps and webapps for most platforms, including Google Docs.

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