Last month Microsoft made preview versions available of Word for Android, Excel for Android, and PowerPoint for Android. Today Microsoft made the Office for Android Phone apps officially available through the Google Play store. The availability of Microsoft Office across […]
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The saying goes, “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Microsoft seems to have a different interpretation that goes something like, “If you can’t beat ’em, beat ’em anyway by not-so-subtly taking them over from the inside.” I wrote a blog
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Microsoft announced the availability of the Office for Android phone Preview apps today. The beta release will enable Microsoft to gather feedback from Android users and refine the apps before the official release expected later this year. I’ve been saying
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Microsoft today revealed a new Surface tablet but it’s not the Surface Pro 4 many were expecting. Microsoft announced the new Surface 3—a completely re-imagined version of the Surface line that delivers on many of the features and improvements people
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Everyone’s familiar with the phrase “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Microsoft is utilizing its own variation on that theme to maintain relevance and dominance across all platforms and devices. It’s more of a “If you can’t bring customers
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Two weeks ago I had never heard of Wix.com. The first I heard of the website platform was it’s commercial during Super Bowl XLIX: width=”560″ height=”315″ frameborder=”0″ allowfullscreen=”allowfullscreen”> I am much more familiar with Weebly–which offers a similar set of
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I’m a huge fan of Office 365 and I have written repeatedly about how Office 365 is simply a mathematically better way to buy Microsoft Office than purchasing the suite outright the old-fashioned way. But, you can’t really beat free.
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Microsoft would like to sell you a copy of Microsoft Office. Better yet, Microsoft wants you to subscribe to Office 365. So, why is Microsoft giving away Office on just about every platform and device? It’s all part of the
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An Office 365 subscription is a better deal than buying the Microsoft Office suite itself. Period. Many people are simply opposed on principle to paying a recurring annual fee for Microsoft Office (or any software, really), but Microsoft provides a
I’ve always been a fan of Office 365. If I were buying Office outright for my family, I’d probably opt for Office Home & Business 2013–but that’s $220 times five people. In other words, It will take me 11 years
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