[Stephen Severino]

I already have that app; however, it is limited as a workaround.

While I'm sure there is some complexity to making an office suite, the developer doesn't have to release all of the components as one.

He or she could start with presentations, move to spreadsheets, etc. When the essential apps were all functioning independently, they could be integrated into a package.

There are apps in BlackBerry World made by individuals that I would estimate to be the equivalent in complexity to making apps in the pattern I describe above.

I don't think the developer community lacks the talent or capacity for doing it--the question is interest and incentive.

Frankly, if BlackBerry isn't going to hit the mark with their own team, they should offer incentive to any developer who does.

It's super lame to have a reputation as a business device and not have a workable office suite. Think about it.

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[Bonsaibo]

I want a Docs2Go that is at leazt equal to what I used to have on my Storm 2. this inability to add rows, columns, etc. is ridiculous.

[canderson85]

a solution for that kind of heavy editing

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[SebastianNap]

I want a OneNote client, I want a Publisher client too. They should have a Premium Office Suite for BES or BIS plans

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