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Microsoft Office for iOS and Android pictured in leaked screenshots, launching spring 2013
Rumors by Andrew Kameka on Wednesday November 07, 2012.
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Please note that this story is based upon rumor and/or speculation.
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Microsoft Office for iOS rumored screenshot
Microsoft Office Mobile is coming to Android and Apple iOS devices next year, but
Office Mobile will require a Microsoft account to use. Some users may opt not to sign-up because there are alternative Office apps from third parties that are likely to offer more features for a one-time payment. Microsoft's advantage may be that its app features synchronization and integration with other Windows services like SkyDrive.
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