By Todd Haselton |
Microsoft Office may not launch for iOS and Android until next year, but it’s clearly already on the company’s radar. Speaking during an event in Norway recently, a creative director with Wolff Olins, a brand consulting firm accidentally suggested that somewhere deep in Microsoft’s Redmond…
By Brandon Russell |
According to a freshly leaked roadmap, Office for iOS and Android, which have been rumored time and time again, won’t be out until October 2014 at the earliest. I’m sure folks are hoping to take Microsoft’s beloved suite for a spin on their iPads and…
By Adriana Lee |
Microsoft has positioned its newly announced/released subscription-based Office 365 as the belle of the ball, and it badly wants you to take her for a whirl — so much so that the company practically cast its other offering, Office 2013, as the ugly step sister.…
By Brandon Russell |
The concept of Microsoft’s Office suite finding itself on iOS has largely been a dream concept, an ideal based out of want and not necessarily a realistic possibility. But evidence suggesting an actual product has been piling up, and its impending arrival is becoming almost…
By Killian Bell |
Microsoft has announced the immediate departure of Windows executive Steven Sinofsky. Julie Larson-Green, who has worked at Redmond-based company since 1993, will now take control of Windows software and hardware engineering, while CFO Tami Reller will be in charge of Windows business. Microsoft did not give…
By Brandon Russell |
Jon R. is back to tackle the biggest tech rumors of this week! It’s only been a couple of weeks since the iPad mini has hit store shelves, and there’s already rumors of an iPad mini 2 – this one packing a full pledged Retina…
By Todd Haselton |
Microsoft is reportedly gearing up to launch Microsoft Office Mobile on iOS and Android early next year, and screen shots of the software were leaked on Wednesday courtesy of The Verge. You’ll need a Microsoft account in order to begin taking advantage of the apps,…
By Brandon Russell |
We had a suspicion that Windows RT took up a lot of space on Microsoft’s new Surface, and now it’s been confirmed. According to Microsoft, the software, which includes Windows RT, Microsoft Office and built-in apps, takes up exactly half of the 32GB Surface’s overall…
By Sean P. Aune |
The dream may finally become reality as a Microsoft executive has stated that Office will be arriving on iOS and Android in 2013. Microsoft product manager Petr Bobek spoke with the press today in the Czech Republic and stated that native Microsoft Office apps will be coming…
By Brandon Russell |
A Microsoft job listing posted earlier this month may or may not hint at Office availability on iOS. More specifically, the iPad. With the popularity of Apple’s tab on a perpetual incline, rumors of Office migrating to Apple’s mobile wonderland have run rampant. OnLive has…
By Todd Haselton |
Yesterday, Microsoft took the wraps off of Office 2013 for the PC, which offers a ton of new features. A trial is available for free now, but you’ll need to be running Windows 7 or Windows 8 to give it a whirl. We reached out…
By Brandon Russell |
Microsoft’s new Office 2013 suite will only be available for Windows 7 and Windows 8-equipped PCs. According to The Verge, the company is dropping support for older machines running Windows XP or Vista, which basically encourages those still living in the early-mid 2000s to step…
By Killian Bell |
It’s been more than two years since Microsoft released a brand new version of Office, but according to a report from USA Today, “Office 15″ (or Office 2013) could be announced next week. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will reportedly host an event on Monday, July…
By Todd Haselton |
Just day after acquiring Meebo, Google announced that it has acquired Quickoffice – an office suite that you may recognize as a staple on a number of Android smartphones in the United States. “Quickoffice has an established track record of enabling seamless interoperability with popular…
By Killian Bell |
Despite a February report that claimed Microsoft Office for the iPad would arrive “within weeks,” sources for The Daily have now revealed that the long-awaited productivity suite will be hitting the App Store on November 10 instead. It is believed that the company’s development team…
By Adriana Lee |
A leaked Microsoft product roadmap has hit the Internet, offering a glimpse of the company’s plans for a few noteworthy products: Internet Explorer 10 is scheduled to arrive in mid-2012, along with a beta of Office 15. The final version of Office is being planned…
By Killian Bell |
Nokia has begun rolling out Microsoft Office for its family of Symbian-powered smartphones today, bringing Word, Excel and Powerpoint to the Nokia 701, Nokia 700, Nokia 603, Nokia E7, Nokia X7, Nokia C7, Nokia Oro, and the Nokia C6-01. Office was previously available only on Nokia’s Windows Phone…
By Brandon Russell |
The great thing about OnLive Desktop is, in essence, it offers a virtual Windows 7 and Microsoft Office experience in a tablet form factor. In the “post-PC” era, OnLive demonstrates the potential of cloud services and how consumers might transition with devices like the iPad…
By Todd Haselton |
Earlier on Tuesday a report surfaced that suggested Microsoft’s engineers were already finished developing Office for iPad and that the application was already awaiting approval into Apple’s iTunes App Store. The story was originally published by The Daily, which said it even had a chance to…
By Todd Haselton |
Microsoft’s Office for iPad suite could launch in just a few weeks, according to one report published Tuesday. Sources speaking to The Daily reportedly confirmed that Microsoft’s design team is finished with the project and has already submitted the application for approval to launch in Apple’s…
By Emily Price |
Working at a tech website certainly makes those of us here at TechnoBuffalo prone to a little bit of workplace technology envy. A new survey suggests, however, that we’re not alone. 30% of people are actually envious about the technology that their colleagues have that…
By Brandon Russell |
Not only is Apple’s iPad the top choice amongst consumers, it’s fast becoming the go-to device in the business world. In a new study conducted by IDG, 91 percent of business professionals said they use their iPad for work – 16 percent said the iPad…
By Killian Bell |
OnLive is famous for its rather impressive cloud gaming service, which allows subscribers to play console-quality games on devices like smartphones, tablets, and TVs. However, the company is about to make a name for itself once again by bringing Windows 7 to the iPad. It…
By Jon Rettinger |
You guys have waited patiently, and at long last our much anticipated office tour is here. If you’ve been following TechnoBuffalo over the past few months, you know that the operation has finally relocated from Jon’s home into a nice, open office – chairs, desks,…
