I make a living using Microsoft Word, but I don’t touch the vast majority of its advanced features and capabilities. The new features introduced today, though–Researcher and Editor–should definitely enhance the experience for me. They definitely make me glad I’m
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Google is borrowing a page from the T-Mobile playbook. The mobile provider started the trend of basically buying out customers’ contracts with other mobile services to enable them to make a switch to T-Mobile. Google isn’t offering to buy out
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Microsoft Office has been the de facto standard for office productivity software for…well, pretty much since it was first introduced nearly a quarter century ago. Office 365 and Office 2016 are keeping the momentum rolling in Microsoft’s favor, but Google
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Office 2016 was officially released this week by Microsoft. I generally have the latest Microsoft operating systems and software before they’re available to the public as a function of being a tech journalist and a Microsoft MVP, but I know
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Keeping its promise to customers, Microsoft announced new features for the Office 2016 Preview: real-time collaboration and simplified file sharing. This latest feature—known as “real-time presence”—will first be added to Word 2016 for Windows and Mac OS. The addition of
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Kirk Koenigsbauer, corporate vice president for Office 365 Client Apps and Services team, announced the release of the first public look at Office 2016 with the Office 2016 IT Pro and Developer Preview version. The announcement stressed that the Office
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