#Microsoft 365 launch

Microsoft has just announced the evolution of its corporate subscription services and renames it to Microsoft 365. Subscribing to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family plan unlocks advanced grammar and style refinement features like “rewrite suggestions” and “additional style critiques.” Presenter Coach in PowerPoint: As an exclusive AI feature of Microsoft 365, it helps in correcting the monotone pitch of the presenters and refining their speeches. Microsoft 365 grants exclusive access to over 8,000 beautiful images and 175 looping videos from Getty Images, 300 new fonts, 2,800 new icons, and over 200 premium templates for creating visually-appealing documents. Scheduled to roll out globally on April 21, 2020, the Microsoft 365 subscribers can access premium desktop Office apps, 1 TB of OneDrive cloud storage, 60 Skype minutes for calling mobile phones and landlines, advanced security features to protect users from malware and phishing attacks, and technical support. The Microsoft 365 Personal and Family costs USD 6.99 and USD 9.99 respectively, with the latter granting up to six members users. With every press launch I attend that introduces newer netbooks, one of the very first questions I usually ask is the shelf life of Windows XP and how it could hurt Microsoft's bottomline. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft rebrands Office 365 to Microsoft 365" and "Microsoft to end Adobe Flash support for Windows 10 in July".