Microsoft is expected today announced its Office suite version dedicated tabletom. Interestingly, there is an application for Windows 8.1 and Windows RT. Touch MS Office came first on Apple’s iPad, which now complements the older version of the application prepared in view of iPhones.

itemprop=”articleBody description text” id=”tresc”> long time speculated about this, when Microsoft decides to release a touch version of its Office on iPads and reports of the company’s readiness to release this application confirmed. Office consisting of mobile editions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint files already appeared in store applications App Store. The application itself Office for iPad is free and allows you to view documents, spreadsheets and presentations. Unfortunately, in order to edit Office files you will need to purchase a subscription to Office 365, which allows the use of Microsoft office applications on computers and mobile devices.

A notable throughout the case is the fact that Microsoft has released the first mobile application for its flagship office product equipment competition. It is only in the next order of the Redmond giant will take care of clients, who decided in August to buy the device with Windows. It is true that Windows 8.1 allows you to run Office on the tablet, but it is still a version developed for the desktop. Still there is no application version for tiles, which would be written from the beginning in order to Modern UI interface.

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source: theverge.com

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