Tag: Microsoft Office
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Curious Microsoft fans will be able to beta test upcoming versions of Office as part of a new pre-release scheme. To take part in the scheme, all participants have to do is fill out a short questionnaire and agree to…
Microsoft Office coming to iPad, iPhone?
If there's one app suite that iOS devices like the iPad and iPhone are still sorely missing, it's got to be Microsoft's Office set. Sure, we've got Apple's Pages and Numbers alternatives, but everyone knows that Microsoft still rule the…
Official Microsoft Office Suite hits Nokia…Symbian phones!
Microsoft have today launched the Office suite of apps for Nokia's Symbian platform. Now I know what you're thinking, Symbian is a dead duck in the mobile OS pond, what with Google's Android, Apple's iOS and Windows Phone 7 from…
Samsung reveal the SPH-W9600 AMOLED Beam projector phone
Samsung have just unveiled their new AMOLED Beam projector phone. The successor to their previous Haptic Beam projector phone, the handset will go by the name of SPH-W9600. The handset sports a 3.3 inch WVGA AMOLED display, a front facing…
MPro150 pocket projector launched by 3M
3M today launch their Mpro150 pocket projector. Weighing just 160 grams and measuring 125mm in length, the tiny projector can beam images up to 50 inches in size. Featuring a 2 hour battery life and an LED light source that…
Google Docs to get redesign
Google docs, the world’s most successful online word processor, is to get a redesign, or revamp, or rejig. Well it’ll be one, other, or most probably, an almalgm of these.
The ‘pre-announcement’ announcement on the Google Docs Blog (which isn’t very interesting), comes hot on the heels of Microsoft unveiling its plans for Office 2010. Plans that include a new web-based component, designed to directly take on docs.
Google’s counterpunch comes in the form of a promise that their redesign will make sharing more intuitive. The practical upshot of which is that users might notice some malfunctioning modules over the next couple of days.
Do you think that Office 2010 will claw back the market share they’ve lost to Docs? I’m writing this article, about Docs, on Docs, which is frankly, not as weird as it sounds. Will you be moving back to Office? Answers in the comments chums.
(Via TechCrunch)