Microsoft reportedly plans to release a new perpetual license version of its productivity suite next year, dubbed as Office 2024. This comes as a surprise as the Redmont giant shifts its focus on subscription-based Microsoft 365 service (previously Office 365). This service offers the same Office apps including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel in exchange of a monthly or annual fee. And Microsoft appears to finally realize the lingering demand for standalone Office. This is especially crucial for people and organizations who prefer a perpetual license for Microsoft Office rather than recurring subscription fees. XDA Developers first discovered the Office 2024 within an internal preview build of Microsoft Office through the Click-to-Run (C2R) release API. Office 2024 is expected to release as late as Q3 or Q4 next year and will likely incorporate the existing features and functionalities available in Microsoft 365. A mobile version of Microsoft's MS Office will be coming to Android and iOS devices in early 2013. Read more in our articles including "Microsoft Office 2024 reportedly in development" and "Nothing teases Phone (4b) in cryptic teaser video".
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Jun 22, 2026Microsoft reportedly plans to release a new perpetual license version of its productivity suite next year, dubbed as Office 2024. This comes as a surprise as the Redmont giant shifts its focus on subscription-based Microsoft 365 service (previously Office 365).
This service offers the same Office apps including Word, PowerPoint, and Excel in exchange of a monthly or annual fee. And Microsoft appears to finally realize the lingering demand for standalone Office. This is especially crucial for people and organizations who prefer a perpetual license for Microsoft Office rather than recurring subscription fees.
Our coverage of standalone Office includes: "Microsoft Office 2024 reportedly in development"; "Nothing teases Phone (4b) in cryptic teaser video"; "Microsoft to release Office for Android and iOS". Each article provides unique insights and information.