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Microsoft lanzará Office para Android y iOS

Diangson Louie November 7, 2012 · 1 min read

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Una versión móvil de la MS Office de Microsoft llegará a dispositivos Android y iOS a principios de 2013.

La Office Mobile será una aplicación gratuita que permitirá a los usuarios de Android y iOS ver documentos de Word, Excel y PowerPoint. Al igual que SkyDrive y OneNote, se requerirá una cuenta de Microsoft al iniciar la aplicación por primera vez. Dado que la aplicación gratuita solo permite ver documentos, los usuarios pueden habilitar la funcionalidad de edición comprando una suscripción a Office 365 dentro de la aplicación. Sin embargo, la aplicación solo puede realizar ediciones básicas y no se acercará en absoluto a la funcionalidad de la versión de escritorio.

Office Mobile funcionará en tres plataformas móviles principales: Windows Phone, iOS y Android. Se espera que la versión de iOS llegue a finales de febrero o principios de marzo, mientras que la versión de Android llegará en mayo.

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Raymond Santiago · 14 years ago

possible din po ba ito sa iphone 5? sana pwede kaso problem is paano makakapag edit parang maliit yung screen :(

Sanctuarian06 · 14 years ago

I think Polaris is still good. Free and pre-installed in some Android Devices. But good to know that it Microsoft will release an application for this.

chopotka · 14 years ago

Who needs Office, I use Google Docs all the time, works for me. It does not matter what platform you’re using as long as you have an internet connection. It’s high time you go cloud based.

And if you want a powerful presentation, then use Prezi, awesome piece of software. It will wow your audience with its panning and zooming features.

Robz · 14 years ago

WIndows Phone allows editing of Word and Excel files for free as it includes MS Office by default. :P

Dominic Chua · 14 years ago

It only says its for android and iOS. not for windows phone. :P

joe · 14 years ago

Microsoft anticipate the future. They saw an oppurtunity.. but they know Ubuntu come into play in the future… last month it was feature here in Nexus 7 ubuntu was successfully ported for 13.04 beta version. Of course it has an office application tools as free such as Libre Office rivals of MS office.. Let’s wait the future…