Office

March 29, 2014

In conjunction with the release of Office for iPad Thursday, faculty and students can edit documents using the new apps if they have Office 365 Education subscriptions.

March 28, 2014

You might want to start with “Microsoft Office for iPad review: Finally! True productivity on your tablet” by PCWorld’s Mark Hachman. Or “How Microsoft Started Over and Built Office for iPad” by Lance Ulanoff at Mashable. There’s lots of great coverage to choose from.

March 27, 2014

Starting Thursday, you can download Word, Excel and PowerPoint for iPad from the App Store. The apps have the robust capabilities and familiar experience that is unmistakably Office, while offering a touch experience built from the ground up for iPad.

March 17, 2014

The new Office Lens app gives you a scanner in your pocket (or purse), making it easy to preserve meeting notes, handwritten to-do lists, sticky notes, business cards and receipts. The free Microsoft app uses the Windows Phone camera to capture and enhance pictures, then automatically syncs them to OneNote so you can get to them from any device.

March 14, 2014

The conference will delve into email-related aspects of news announced recently about Office Graph and the social workplace. There will also be dozens of sessions for customers using Office 365, including encryption in Exchange, reporting on Office 365 mail flow and mailbox data, eDiscovery and organizational search in Exchange, and developing apps for Outlook, Exchange Online and Office 365.