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Sahil Bones Gupta |Jan 30th, 2013 at 07:05PM
Yesterday we reported Microsoft’s India pricing for Office 365, and now it has officially launched the productivity suite in India. With Office 365, Microsoft takes a completely new approach as for the first time it pitches its marquee product as a service to the consumer. Previously, Office 365 was only available to the enterprise as a service. The Home Premium SKU of Office 365 aimed at consumers costs Rs 4,199 per year or Rs 420 per month. Users should be mindful, that even the Rs 420 per month schem...
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Rajat Agrawal |Jan 29th, 2013 at 11:04PM
Microsoft is officially launching its Office 365 aka Office 2013 in India tomorrow but it has already put up the various pricing plans on its website. The Office 365 Home Premium version that offers Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, OneNote, Publisher and Access on five PCs or Macs starts from Rs 399.99 per month or Rs 3,999.99 per year. Users will also get 20GB of SkyDrive storage and will be able to access the web apps of Office 365 on any machine when they login with the Windows id.UPDATE: Microsoft has re...
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Sahil Bones Gupta |Jan 29th, 2013 at 01:53PM
Today, Microsoft will finally publically release the latest generation of Office, – Office 2013, but we have been lucky (and geeky) enough to have been running a preview version of the productivity suite for the last six months. Office 2013 has been built for a new generation of computing, and while its not a clean break away from what we know of as a productivity suite it is wildly different from its predecessors in more ways than one. We have listed out ‘five’ key features that make it shine on li...
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Rajat Agrawal |Jul 17th, 2012 at 01:02AM
Microsoft has just unveiled its new Office suite (it is not calling it Office 2013 or Office 15) that will work with Windows 8 devices, which will be launched later this year. Users can try a customer preview of the new Office today by signing up and downloading the suite. Read on for details of what’s new in the latest version of Microsoft Office. (more…)Google+
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Sahil Bones Gupta |Jul 2nd, 2012 at 01:52PM
How often does it happen that one has a PDF file and one has to revert to Adobe Reader or similar equivalent to open the file. For years, users have yearned for built-in PDF support in Microsoft Office or atleast in the Microsoft Word module of Office. According to multiple sources it is believed that this functionality is finally coming in Office 2013, which is scheduled to hit the Consumer Preview later this month. (more…)Google+
