News & Reviews:   Microsoft Word

With the Apple Vision Pro soon to be released, you may wonder, "What exactly can I do with this?" Previously, you'd mostly get the broad strokes of what the device can achieve. But now we have news on specific apps it supports.

Looks like a huge change is coming from Microsoft. After almost 30 years, the company will remove its iconic WordPad from future releases. That said, why did this happen? Why now?

After releasing the Office 2019 back in September 2018, Microsoft will be bringing upgrades to the software by launching Office 2021 later this year. The news was announced yesterday with the company promising two new versions that will be available on both Mac and Windows PCs in the second half of the year.

For a lot of people, the accuracy of their writing probably isn't all that important. But if you're writing official documents or even a book, then you'd want to pay attention to your grammar. The good news is: Microsoft has something that will help you in that regard.

Nowadays, it’s amazing that technology can do so much and it can even predict what we are going to type or say next. Many of you must be familiar with Google’s Smart Compose, which will predict the words that you want to type next in your Gmail compose box. If you think it’s impressive, here is something else from Microsoft that will make you go “I want to use that!”.

If you're an Apple iPhone or iPad owner that needs to use Microsoft Office apps, then this could be a bit of good news for you. According to Windows Central, Microsoft has overhauled Excel, PowerPoint, and Word for iOS. The company is said to have redesigned the three apps from scratch.

The time has come! Microsoft finally released a beta testing app for you to use all the Microsoft tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, etc.) in just one platform on your Android devices.