This is a pay-once license, which means predictable costs and long-term access to the tools most workplaces still rely on.

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Microsoft has got the internet confused, again. Over the past couple of days posts on Reddit, Hacker News, and X have claimed ...

For decades Microsoft Office has dominated the ‘productivity software’ landscape. The latest iteration, Office 2007, was released in late January, and it continues to thrive. Other office suites ...

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Software developer Anthony Goubard may be one of the most ambitious DIYers on the planet. How else can you explain it? One man looks across the landscape of productivity suites—from Microsoft Office ...

Since the day the iPad launched, zealous mobilophiles have wondered whether it might signal a new dawn in mobile computing–namely, one in which we all use a tablet in lieu of a desktop or laptop PC.