I travel a huge amount and am often away from WiFi. My one complaint with Google lies in the offline functionality. I am a Google customer and have been using their various office productivity tools for many years now.
#Cant sign into kiwi for gmail password#
No matter the small fact that the vast majority of security breaches of applications of this type occur not because it is browser-based, but rather because of poor user-behaviors, password control etc.Īnyway, Kiwi claims that it allows Google customers to operate on the same playing field as Microsoft Office in terms of security – a pretty lofty claim from a small company whose product is just as at risk of a desktop-based security breach as a browser-based application.īut security isn’t actually my biggest bug-bear with Kiwi. Kiwi goes to great lengths to insinuate that the security weaknesses of cloud office productivity applications lie in the fact that they’re browser-based. The difference here is that Kiwi is built with a high level of fidelity between itself and the online Google offerings – so the user experience for Kiwi is much like that for Gmail and Docs. Kiwi is, therefore, a series of independent desktop applications, in the same way, Microsoft Office is. Nomenclature aside, Kiwi is a platform that is designed to deliver a browser-independent version of Gmail as well as the Google Apps suite – Docs, Sheets, and Slides.
Now I’m not sure whether the name of the product is a none-too-subtle attempt to gain coverage from this proud New Zealand, the PR person in question didn’t actually know the story behind the name. Late last year I received an email from a PR agency asking me to try out Kiwi for Gmail.
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