Microsoft Office 2013, formally unveiled on Monday, embraces the cloud more fully than any previous version of the age-old productivity suite. We’ve already examined the desktop versions of the ...

Collaboration has always been a big problem with desktop productivity tools. We've spent the last decade or more emailing documents to colleagues, wasting time as we wait to receive content and edits.

When Microsoft launched its Office Web Apps back in June, the most logical reaction was a simple, “What took you so long?” Competitors such as Google Docs and Zoho proved long ago that it’s possible ...

The most ambitious goal Microsoft is striving for with Office 2010 is making the suite available via a familiar experience across the PC, phone, and browser. The Office Web Apps will help in achieving ...

Alongside the public previews of Office 2013 and the next-generation Office 365, Microsoft has also unveiled new versions of its cloud-hosted Office Web Apps. Available to anyone using its SkyDrive ...

Microsoft has opened up a sneak peek at the Technical Preview of the upcoming Office Web Apps, and you can take it for a spin. Using the cloud-based SkyDrive storage as a backbone, Microsoft Office ...

The feature, which is only available to Office Insiders for now, lets you insert images from your Android phone into PowerPoint and Word for web The feature, which is only available to Office Insiders ...

Office Web Apps is a good offering that enhances the Office ecosystem, which includes OneNote and SharePoint. It provides excellent collaboration features and you can get done pretty much everything ...

Microsoft Corp. on Thursday launched the first public preview of its long-awaited online version of Office, dubbed — drum roll, please — Office Web Apps. But the so-called Technical Preview — ...

In recent times, users of Microsoft PowerPoint on the Web had to manually add bullet points, but times have changed. Folks can now add bullet points automatically in the same way it is done on the ...

If you use PowerPoint, there are several ways you can create, edit, view and share the files right from your iPad. As long as you have a reliable data connection, you can use either the SkyDrive app ...