

New Start screen with a cleaner layout that makes better use of the available space - even on netbooks - and shows a preview of the last ODF documents.Power and enterprise users on all platforms will like the new Expert Configuration window, which has been added to the Options tab.Better integration with Windows 7 and 8, with thumbnails of open documents now grouped by application and a list of recent documents, both showing on the task bar. Were currently developing two products on the Android platform: The LibreOffice suite, currently provided as LibreOffice Viewer for Android The LibreOffice Impress Remote for Android Editing documents in LibreOffice Viewer is experimental (and only available when the experimental editing mode has been enabled in the apps settings).Windows specific improvements for business users, particularly a simplified custom install dialog, and the ability to centrally manage and lock-down the configuration with Group Policy Objects via Active Directory.A new engine for Calc - massive parallel calculations of formula cells using GPU via OpenCL are now possible thanks to our new formular interpreter.A new import filter for Abiword documents has been added. Round-trip interoperability with Microsoft OOXML, particularly for DOCX, as well as legacy RTF, has improved considerably.Fix synthetic small caps resizing factor to improve look and interoperability.Added Quickstarter for Unix builds (enabled only in distro builds).Add option to enable saving of documents with non-visible changes.Use radio buttons widgets to clarify complex menu option intentions.Show all appropiate formats by default on "Save As".Implement import of alpha channel for RGBA.


The good news, is the developers at Collabora are making the move to Android –beginning with a beta version of their LibreOffice Viewer. You may already be familiar with LibreOffice, known for being an incredibly popular open source office application (available for Windows, Mac, and Linux).
