Microsoft's new, unified Office app is now generally available for iPhones and Android, with new features like support for third-party cloud storage.
BY Mehedi Hassan with 16 Comments
Microsoft's new, unified Office app is now generally available for iPhones and Android, with new features like support for third-party cloud storage.
BY Paul Thurrott with 4 Comments
Microsoft has created a central repository for all of the keynote and session videos it recorded at its recent Ignite 2019 conference.
BY Paul Thurrott with 56 Comments
Surprise! Microsoft revealed today that it will extend support for OneNote 2016 and begin adding new features again.
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One of the first things I noticed when I got my Samsung Galaxy Note 10 was that it shipped with an all-in-one Microsoft Office app.
BY Paul Thurrott with 15 Comments
Windows 95 wasn’t as sophisticated as NT, but it ran well on mainstream PCs and offered many advances over its predecessors.
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Microsoft will demonstrate Office and Your Phone integration at the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 launch next week.
BY Paul Thurrott with 31 Comments
Microsoft announced that it will drop the word “Online” from its Office Online branding. Apparently, it was too precise.
BY Paul Thurrott with 20 Comments
The mobile version of Microsoft Word has hit an impressive milestone: It’s been installed over 1 billion times on Android.
BY Paul Thurrott with 41 Comments
As a young technology enthusiast, I despised Microsoft and its inability to innovate. And then something happened.
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Microsoft has quietly posted a new hub for all of its Insider programs called Microsoft Insiders.
BY Paul Thurrott with 26 Comments
Microsoft quietly had an outsized impact on the WWDC 2019 announcements. Not bad for a company that lost in mobile, eh?
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I’m not sure when this happened, but Microsoft’s Home Use Program has quietly added support for Office 365 Home and Personal.
BY Paul Thurrott with 16 Comments
Looking for a free, high-quality alternative to Microsoft Office or Google Docs? This is it.
BY Mehedi Hassan with 19 Comments
Microsoft is testing a native dark mode for OneNote on Windows 10.
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Yes, it’s true: Microsoft would prefer for its customers to not buy Office 2019. But that’s because Office 365 is superior.
BY Paul Thurrott with 27 Comments
Microsoft today announced a new Office app for Windows 10. It will replace the My Office app that currently ships with the system.
BY Paul Thurrott with 12 Comments
After over a month of testing with Office Insiders, Microsoft has now updated Office on the Mac with support for Dark Mode.
BY Paul Thurrott with 12 Comments
AI is perhaps the most-overused personal technology term of 2018. But don't let the marketing abuse get to you.
BY Paul Thurrott with 28 Comments
This week, Microsoft posted an overview of how AI has improved its Outlook clients on the desktop, mobile, and web.
BY Paul Thurrott with 72 Comments
Office 2019 marks an important change in the way that Microsoft makes and sells its office productivity solutions.
BY Paul Thurrott with 6 Comments
Microsoft is kicking off Ignite 2018 in Orlando, Florida this week. Here are some early highlights from this week's announcements.
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The mobile app versions of Excel and PowerPoint have both been downloaded over 500 million times on Android via the Google Play Store, a major milestone.
BY Paul Thurrott with 11 Comments
Microsoft this week quietly revealed that it will raise the price of some of its core enterprise on-premises products.
BY Paul Thurrott with 19 Comments
Microsoft has documented a nice set of new features that just arrived in the latest update to OneNote for Windows 10.
BY Paul Thurrott with 37 Comments
After digging its heels in for over a decade on the reviled Office ribbon, Microsoft is finally doing the right thing.
BY Paul Thurrott with 19 Comments
In 2005, I learned about Microsoft's secret plan to revolutionize the Office user interface with something called the ribbon.
BY Paul Thurrott with 68 Comments
For the first time in over a decade, Microsoft will redesign the user interface for its core Office-branded apps across platforms.