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On July 13th 2009, Microsoft started sending out invitations to the testers accepted in the Technology Preview program of the next iteration of the Office System. As was the case with Windows 7, Office 2010, formerly codenamed Office 14, also leaked out of Redmond and made it into the wild. In fact, the first leaks o... |
14 July 2009
10:40 GMT |
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It was bound that Microsoft's main cash cows would suffer the same fate when it comes down to development milestones slipping into the wild from third-party testers. Well over a month ahead of Office 2010 Technical Preview's availability deadline, the bits have leaked and are now available for download from... |
18 May 2009
02:15 GMT |
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Microsoft is currently hard at work building the next iteration of the Office System. Labeled Office 2010 and formerly codenamed Office 14, the successor of Office 2007 will be designed to play nice not only with the next version of the Windows client, but also with its precursors, namely Windows Vista and Windows XP... |
12 May 2009
10:06 GMT |
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The Technical Preview of Office 2010, formerly codenamed Office 14, is scheduled to go live in just 49 days, at the start of July 2009, but fact is that Microsoft is already accepting registrations to the Community technology Preview build of Office 2010. What will testers get to play with? Well, the Office 2010 Syst... |
12 May 2009
06:57 GMT |
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Users of the Office System will have to wait for at least a year before being able to get their hands on the successor of Office 2007. Codenamed Office 14, the next version of the productivity suite, officially branded Office 2010, is scheduled for RTM and GA in the first half of 2010. Microsoft failed to pinpoint th... |
16 April 2009
03:13 GMT |
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Just as it was the case with Windows releases, including Window Vista SP1 and SP2, not to mention Windows 7, as well as Internet Explorer 8, Microsoft is completely mute when it comes down to the development process of Office 14. The successor of the Office 2007 System is indeed cooking over at Microsoft, with an Alp... |
26 March 2009
08:47 GMT |
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Microsoft is cooking the next version of the Office System for release in 2010, Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer has revealed in the second half of February 2009. Still, development has already started for the successor of Office 2007, with Senior Vice President Chris Capossela promising that more details on the... |
4 March 2009
11:48 GMT |
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The next version of the Office System has been pushed to next year. Microsoft Chief Executive Officer Steve Ballmer revealed in his “Strategic Update” briefing with Wall Street analysts today, February 24, 2009 that Office 14 would not be made available in 2009. “Office 14 will not be this year,&rdq... |
24 February 2009
10:59 GMT |
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Come Office 14, the next version of the Office System, Microsoft will take enterprise search to the next level by integrating FAST Search and Transfer with SharePoint Server. The evolution of Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 14 comes with the natural integration of the search solutions acquired together with enterp... |
11 February 2009
05:54 GMT |
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The first taste of the next iteration Office 14 is now available to the public, via a set of screenshots leaked from the Alpha Build of Office 14. While the translucency barrier introduced for Windows 7 by Steven Sinofsky, senior vice president, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group, is now lifted with the publi... |
16 January 2009
07:33 GMT |
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Although with Windows Vista and the Office 2007 System, Microsoft appeared to have synchronized the development cycles of its main cash cows, while the Beta for Windows 7 is already available for the general public, the Alpha for Office 14 has only shipped to a select pool of testers. However, the Redmond company did... |
14 January 2009
09:59 GMT |
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The encryption improvements planned for Office 2007 Service Pack 2 will place the system on par with Office 14. According to Microsoft, following the implementation of SP2, Office 2007 will be able to play nice with documents encrypted using Office 14, the next iteration of the Office System. Aiming to make encryptio... |
5 December 2008
12:46 GMT |
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Microsoft has slashed the price of its Office Home and Student 2007 edition starting with the Black Friday weekend. Following Thanksgiving, and to mark the official debut of the 2008 holiday season, the Redmond company is offering Office Home and Student 2007 at over 50% less than its normal price. In this regard, a ... |
28 November 2008
16:11 GMT |
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Extending Office into the Cloud means for Microsoft going beyond Windows and Internet Explorer. In this context, the Redmond company will deliver support for the open source Linux operating system, and for Apple's Mac OS platform. In addition, users will not be restricted to Internet Explorer when accessing the ... |
12 November 2008
07:35 GMT |
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Via the Access 14 developer kitchen, Microsoft is preparing to offer a taste of Office 14. The Redmond giant has so far offered little official details on the successor of the Office 2007 System which shipped concomitantly with Windows Vista at the end of January 2007. However, as far as the development of Office 14 ... |
3 October 2008
04:57 GMT |
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Following the joint release of its flagship products at the end of January 2008, Microsoft started building the successors of Windows Vista and the Office 2007 System. All the while, the Redmond company managed to make public as little information as possible not only on Windows 7 development milestones and official ... |
18 August 2008
04:06 GMT |
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Microsoft has offered official confirmation that Office 14 would ship either in late 2009, or at the beginning of 2010. In this context, Office 14 will hit the shelves in tandem with Windows 7. By the looks of it, Microsoft is gearing up for a repeat of the joint Windows Vista - the Office 2007 System launch with its... |
30 July 2008
07:52 GMT |
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Windows 7, Microsoft's next iteration of the Windows client and the successor of Windows Vista, is nothing short of lost in translation. Windows 7 is planned to be nothing more than the evolution of Vista, with the Redmond company promising that the pain brought by the current Windows operating system will prove... |
14 July 2008
09:46 GMT |
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There is a time for translucency, and there is also a time for transparency. The under promise and overachieve policy set in place at Microsoft for the Windows and Office projects by Steven Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group has impacted both Windows 7 and Office 14. Microsoft... |
11 July 2008
10:39 GMT |
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In January 2007, Microsoft made available Windows Vista and the Office 2007 System in tandem, in an effort to emphasize the intimate connection between its flagship products. And it appears that the Redmond company will attempt similar marketing tactics with the releases of the next iterations of the Windows client a... |
10 June 2008
08:04 GMT |
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There is no doubt that Microsoft has a tight grip on the next iteration of the Windows platform, but at the same time the Redmond giant manages to constantly let details slip through its fingers. While the company has only confirmed a development timetable scoped three years after the general availability (January 31... |
29 April 2008
03:50 GMT |
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Outlook is a default component of the Office System, and the 2007 version of Microsoft's productivity suite makes no exception to this rule. Present at the Office System Developers Conference 2008 in San Jose, California on February 11, 2008, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates underlined the relevance of the Office S... |
18 February 2008
03:44 GMT |
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While attempting to fall in line with the general tendency of traditional desktop applications moving to the Internet, Microsoft is migrating bits and pieces of its Office System online, and planning a stronger connection between Office 14 and Office Live, in the future. At the same time, the Redmond company has to o... |
14 February 2008
09:04 GMT |
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The next version of the Redmond company's flagship products will no longer be confined to the desktop. Despite the fact that both Windows and Office are essentially two desktop-centric solutions, Microsoft cannot afford to ignore the growing trend for applications and services to migrate online. The company itse... |
12 February 2008
08:57 GMT |
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Just as Windows 7 will succeed Windows Vista, so will Office 14 be the next version of the Office System, designed to replace Office 2007. And just as Windows 7 is a product version rather than a codename, the same is the case for Office 14. Both product version references are an integer part of the product numbers v... |
21 January 2008
10:54 GMT |
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The first quarter of 2008 will bring not only the launch of Windows Server 2008, formerly codenamed Longhorn and that of Windows Vista Service Pack 1, but also the first release of Office 14, the successor of the Office 2007 system. Just one year after Microsoft made available Office 2007 for the general consumers al... |
21 September 2007
13:12 GMT |
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Microsoft has reiterated its commitment to the desktop. Building on its co-founder Bill Gates' vision of a PC on every desk in every home, Microsoft will continue to focus on delivering desktop products. And in this context, nothing will change when it comes down to the development of the company's main cas... |
11 July 2007
04:06 GMT |
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Microsoft is hard at work on the next version for its main cash cows. Windows Seven, the successor of Windows Vista is planned for availability in 2009, Internet Explorer 8.0 will be released sometime in late 2008, early 2009 and Office 14, the upcoming version of Office is also cooking with Microsoft planning to lau... |
19 June 2007
12:31 GMT |
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Office 14 is the codename that Microsoft is using to point to the next version of the Office System. The Redmond Company's Windows Omerta also extends to Office, and as such, details are scarce to say the least. However, Microsoft is doing a hell of a job at revealing information via secondary channels while gag... |
27 March 2007
04:30 GMT |
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