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Along with the launch of new Surface laptops and PC last week, Microsoft introduced a graphic design app to add in its Office offerings called the Microsoft Designer. Just like the upcoming OS, the New Office (which the company would like to call it) is designed with tablets in mind. That being said, some of the features of the new Office are geared towards making more out of your handheld touch devices like using a stylus as an alternative to touch presses. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-3uK2bRNnE This full version of the new Office will be available by mid-September to early October and will come in three versions for Windows and Mac. Unfortunately, the new Office can only be installed on Window 7 and Windows 8 PCs. • Monitor performance centrally via Office telemetry tools • Enhanced Security features • Easier collaboration via Combined, SharePoint, Lync and Exchange Office 365 Enterprise • Streaming full versions of Office applications with Office on Demand (PC running Windows 7 or 8 and Internet connection required). From the looks of things, it seems that Microsoft has got every bases covered with their new Office. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft intros Designer graphic design app w/ AI imagery integration" and "Microsoft to release Office for Android and iOS".