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Microsoft unveils Office for Apple's iPad
Microsoft said its Office suite of applications, including the core Word, Excel and PowerPoint programs, will be available as an iPad app available on Apple Inc's App Store from Thursday morning. The announcement was broadly expected as the world's largest software company looks to make its most
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Microsoft Office Suite Apps Word, Excel And PowerPoint Now Available As Free Download From Appl
As expected, Office for iPad suite is now available for download from iTunes AppStore. It’s easy to pick up these apps_and get started, because it’s like the Word, Excel and PowerPoint_experience you already know. It features the familiar ribbon navigation and menu options are built for a touch experience and no keyboard is required. Microsoft Word app: The real Microsoft Word app designed for iPad. Now your Word documents look great on the iPad. When you edit or create documents, you can be confident they will look exactly how you want across PC, Mac, tablet and phone. Word for iPad has the familiar Office look and feel along with an intuitive touch experience, so you’ll be up and running in no time. Word for iPad is part of Microsoft Office. With an Office 365 subscription, you get always-up-to-date versions of Microsoft Office on your PC, Mac, tablet and phone. Word documents look beautiful •Images, tables, charts, SmartArt, footnotes, equations are all there, nicely formatted. •Word documents look great, just as...
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. Office for iPad first look: Echoing the desktop with a touch-based twist
If you know Microsoft Office for the desktop, you already know Office for iPad. There are so many similarities between the two, that making the transition will be a seamless experience. Microsoft Office for iPad has that signature Microsoft look—Blue for Word, Green for Excel, and Orange for Powerpoint. The colors are the first, but certainly not the only visual cue. A nice, clean tabbed format is common to all of the apps. And all proved quick and responsive to traditional Apple touch gestures. We took the new suite for s spin directly after the presentation and are impressed with...
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Apple CEO Tim Cook Congratulates Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella On Office For iPad Launch
Other than consumers and investors, even Apple CEO seems to be excited about Office for iPad launch. Tim Cook, CEO of Apple today posted a welcome message to the Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella for the launch of Office for iPad. Microsoft CEO Satya in turn thanked Tim Cook for his message and tweeted that he is excited to bring the magic of Office to iPad customers. It’s good to see two CEOs of leading technology company having a nice little conversation on public forum. You can check out the tweets here and here. Relates posts, Microsoft Announces Office For iPad, Available For Download In Few Hours Microsoft Office Suite Apps Word, Excel And PowerPoint Now Available As Free Download From Apple AppStore Microsoft Releases Office Mobile Apps For Free For iPhone And Android Devices
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It's Official: Microsoft Office Meets Apple iPad In Long Overdue Union
Microsoft today talked a lot about embracing the "mobile-first, cloud-first" world that's taking shape, and as was previously rumored this week, the Redmond outfit finally unveiled a version of its Office productivity suite for Apple's iPad. The "Office for iPad" release includes free and reimagined versions of Word, PowerPoint, and Excel....
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Office For iPad Apps Word, Excel And PowerPoint Jumps To #1, #2 And #3 Ranks In Apple App Store
At the press event in San Francisco yesterday, Microsoft announced Office for iPad suite. Office for iPad suite includes Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps to be specific. OneNote for iPad is already available in App Store. Microsoft yesterday released an updated version of iPad with new design. Reviews of the new Office for iPad suite are on the positive side and even the consumer reaction has been great. Consumer response is evident from the fact that Office for iPad apps including Word, Excel and PowerPoint now ranks No.1, No.2 and No.3 in Apple iTunes App Store in several markets around the world. Also, OneNote for iPad is rising among the Top 10 lists in several markets. So far, it’s a great news for Microsoft. Also, Apple App Store is now promoting Office for iPad in its Featured category list giving these apps a much needed promotion. Apple CEO Tim Cook even posted a welcome message on Twitter for Office for iPad release. Read about it here. Find more details and...
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. Office for iPad Establishes the Tablet as a True PC
With its own version of the productivity suite, the iPad looks more like the latest stage in the PC's evolution.
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Microsoft says printing functions will come to Office for iPad soon
The first iteration of Microsoft’s Office for iPad lacks the ability to print, an unfortunate omission that Microsoft representatives intimated will be fixed in a forthcoming release. “Microsoft will absolutely continue to update the app on a regular basis,” a company representative told us
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