Microsoft's attempt to make Office 2013 touch-friendly involved minor tinkering. Everything is a little more spaced out, which makes it easier to edit with your fingers.

Microsoft has added some great new features to Office, including a tablet-friendly user interface. Let's take a look at what's new in Word 2013, Excel 2013, Outlook 2013, and OneNote 2013.

Office 2013 vs. Office 365. Microsoft Office is actually a suite of desktop applications, among which we can find the well-known Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Access applications.

Until now, we've known almost all there is to know about Microsoft Office 2013 and Office 365: we got hands-on with the new features last summer, and the company has even confirmed pricing. The ...

Office 2013 is touchscreen ready and cloud friendly, and it adds bold new twists to the Microsoft Office franchise. On Monday Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer outlined what he said was the “biggest ...

Microsoft has made using Office 2013 a smoother experience all around, which is evident not just in the interface, but with tweaks to the apps that will make getting things done easier.

Microsoft Office 2013 Support. It is worth noting that by the end of its support in 2023, a decade had already passed since the debut of Office 2013 in the first month of January of the said year.

Keep in mind, Office 2013 is not as cloud-connected as Office 365. You don’t get Office on Demand and your documents don’t save simultaneously to SkyDrive and your hard drive.

Microsoft took the wraps off Office 2013 yesterday and, like many Microsoft products, there are numerous versions designed to give you options. Unfortunately, this also causes confusion.

Microsoft continues to march toward the launch of its new Office, making Office 2013 Professional Plus available to business users with Software Assurance subscriptions.

Microsoft published a volume licensing "brief" this month that shines a little more light on the product use rights (PUR) of Office 2013. The nine-page document can be downloaded here .

Microsoft has reminded customers this week that Microsoft Office 2013 is approaching its end of support next year, advising to switch to a newer version to reduce their exposure to security risks.