Heard of PowerPoint, that popular (or not-so-popular) presentation program? Microsoft's own alternative, called Sway, is now available on Windows 10 devices and Apple products. Nick Statt Former Staff ...

Microsoft’s newest Office app, Sway, is a bit of a head-scratcher. Instead of designing a new service to complement Word, PowerPoint, or OneNote, Sway meets them all in the middle. And if you don’t ...

PowerPoint, once the darling of business and school presentations, is slowly but surely giving way to a host of new technologies, particularly those leveraging the power of the Web and web browsers.

Microsoft gave PowerPoint a mobile-friendly twist Tuesday with a wider public release of Sway, a new presentation app designed for the confines of mobile phones and tablets. The preview version of the ...

A few weeks ago, we told you what we thought of Sway, Microsoft’s new Office app. Now you have a chance to try it out for yourself. Microsoft said Monday that the company has opened up the Sway ...

Microsoft wants to make it easy to turn it into a presentation. The company unveiled a new product called Office Sway today that provides users with a canvas to document their ideas and then go on to ...

Microsoft is rolling out on October 1 a preview of a new Office content aggregation and presentation application called Sway. Codenamed "Remix," the Sway preview initially will be available as a Web ...

Microsoft has released a new piece of software called Sway that can automatically create elegant presentations out of people’s text, pictures, and videos. The software giant is making Sway available ...

Sway is graduating preview (aka beta) and is now available for everyone with a free Microsoft account. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of analysts ...

Microsoft would never say that Sway, its new presentation app that you can download starting today, is going to kill its much-maligned cash cow PowerPoint. So I will: Microsoft Sway is a PowerPoint ...

Microsoft will be ending its Sway for iOS application on Dec. 17, 2018, the company announced this week. Instead of using the Sway for iOS app, Apple mobile device users should switch to using Sway ...

Mary Jo Foley has covered the tech industry for 30 years for a variety of publications, including ZDNet, eWeek and Baseline. She is the author of Microsoft 2.0: How Microsoft plans to stay relevant in ...