Today Microsoft announced a new app called Office. It combines Word, Excel, and PowerPoint into a single app.
Office
Office gives people a new way to use Microsoft’s productivity tools, and helps you save space on your iPhone instead of downloading multiple apps. The company released a video showing the app:
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The new Office mobile app represents our vision for what a productivity solution would look like if first built for mobile devices. In designing this new experience, we first considered how people’s expectations differ when using a phone versus a computer, so we set out to optimize for simplicity, efficiency, and common mobile needs.
The app isn’t officially released yet but you can sign up for a preview version for TestFlight.
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Hmmmmm, how is it a new app? A decade ago they had a miracle app called Microsoft Works (Apple had AppleWorks and then Claris Works). Shouldn’t this be a reintroduction of an idea that was deemed old and dated a decade ago? Hazarding a guess, could it be that the Pages, Numbers, Keynote apps are taking away revenue?