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• What Office 2010 Can Teach Us About Security The upcoming version of Microsoft’s productivity suite rethinks how desktop applications should approach security.
• Can Google Really Hack It in Business? How do Google Apps' promises compare with the reality of what it delivers?
• Office 2010 Coming in June, But Who Needs It? Microsoft has confirmed that Office 2010 will ship in June, but continues to hammer home a marketing line that could spell trouble for sales.
• Office 2007: 8 Great Reasons to (Finally) Upgrade With Office 2010 on the horizon, companies still lag several versions behind -- now's the time to begin the migration.
• FAQ: Microsoft Office 2010 Beta Here's all you need to know to get and try out the Office 2010 Beta, released last week.
• Microsoft Cuts Mac Office Prices up to $50 Microsoft has cut the price of Office 2008 for the Mac by between $20 and $50 as part of its annual holiday sale.
• Microsoft Office 2010: 5 Ways to Make It Better Judging from the beta release, there's plenty to like in Office 2010 -- but there's plenty of room for improvement as well.
• Microsoft Offers Public Beta of Office 2010: Download Details If you're curious what’ll be new in Office 2010, the beta is worth a look. But keep in mind that the Web part of this newly Web-savvy suite remains a work in progress.
• Office 2010 Beta: A Visual Tour of What's New Microsoft's Office 2010 beta emphasizes integration with the Web, interface upgrades, and collaboration.
• Microsoft Office 2010: An Intriguing Beta The revised productivity suite brings interface tweaks, modest but useful desktop innovations, and integration with minimalist Web apps.
• Microsoft Office 2010: So Many Reasons to Hate It The combination of bad UI decisions and sluggish performance has turned me off from Microsoft's latest and greatest.
• Google Docs Won't Topple Word Any Time Soon While Google believes its online office suite will soon be a "Microsoft Office killer," it's really an idea based on vaporware.
• Office Live Add-In Eases Working Across Multiple Computers This Web-based Office add-in provides seamless integration between Office Live Workspace and Microsoft Office.
• Three-year-old Office Patch Stymies Most Attacks Users running Microsoft Office can stump nearly three-fourths of all known attacks targeting the suite by applying just one three-year-old patch.
• Microsoft Takes Aim at Google Apps Microsoft has slashed prices for its Exchange Online services and its Business Productivity Online Services suite of online productivity applications.
• Microsoft Slates Office 2010 Public Beta for November Microsoft will launch the public beta of Office 2010 next month, company CEO Steve Ballmer said this week.
• Google Docs Gets Shared Folders Web-based suite of applications also gets a slightly new look, plus easier ways to manage your workflow.
• Microsoft Grants Mac Office 11th-hour Reprieve Just a day before Microsoft was to have retired Office 2004 for Mac by ending updates and fixes, including security patches.
• Free Version of Office 2010 Supported by Ads Office 2010 Starter Edition will replace the venerable-but-languishing Microsoft Works, and will provide reduced-functionality versions of Word and Excel that don’t cost a dime.
• Ad-Supported Office Starter 2010 to Replace MS Works Redmond's announces the end of Works, its neglected stepchild of the Office family that Microsoft kept in the basement for some 20 years.
• Why Google Apps Will Eat Office Web Apps' Lunch Once again, Microsoft can't seem to get synchronization and sharing right.
• Google Docs Adds Student-Friendly Features Google's summer interns helped figure out what features the productivity suite needed in order to attract the college crowd.
• Microsoft's Office Web Apps: A Hands-On Report When it launches next year, Office Web Apps will consist of four applications: Excel, PowerPoint, Word and OneNote. In the Technical Preview, many features are missing from the apps, and some are more fully developed than others.
• Google Docs Makes Mark in the Enterprise As Google Docs is now widely used in 20% of businesses, can Office Web Apps fend off the threat?
• Microsoft Offers a Sneak Peek at Office Web Apps Microsoft has opened up a sneak peek at the Technical Preview of the upcoming Office Web Apps, and you can take it for a spin.