Office for the iPad is available, but it might not be what you were expecting. Announced yesterday by Microsoft, the long awaited Office for iPad is available free, but to be truly useful customers ...

Microsoft surprised the tech world two weeks ago when one of its executives appeared on Apple’s stage to demonstrate new features for the company’s Office apps on the new iPad Pro. While that moment ...

New Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is moving his company into the cloud and away from being reliant on customers using its Windows operating system. He made that transition abundantly clear in a March 27 ...

It looks like Apple’s free iWork suite for iOS just wasn’t enough for many iPad users. One week after landing in Apple’s App Store, Microsoft’s Office for iPad has already seen more than twelve ...

The long-running debate over whether Microsoft will release a version of Office for the iPad should soon be over. It’s now clear that a version of Office for the iPad is on the way. Here are three ...

If you recently forked over $70 or more to edit Office documents on an iPad, you can now switch to the free version and get a partial refund. The iPad version of Office previously required an Office ...

It'll cost $69.99 per year and allow buyers to install the suite on two devices -- either a MacOS or Windows computer and a tablet Microsoft will ship a new edition of Office 365 in the spring called ...

Microsoft’s tip of a news event next week triggered an avalanche of prophecy that the long-awaited version of Office for the iPad was about to be released. Microsoft is billing the event in San ...

Microsoft has finally developed a version of Office for the iPad, a move many feel comes too late. The company made the announcement at a press conference in San Francisco that was webcast Thursday ...

Our org is/was looking at doing the upgrade from 2007 to either 2013 or 365. After 30+hrs on the phone with MS attempting to navigate their licensing options, we've instead started looking at other ...

Doubters who thought that Office for iPad would land with a big thud should doubt no more: It’s already bringing Microsoft big revenue, and bigger things are yet to come. Computerworld’s Gregg Keizer ...