الجمعة، 14 يونيو 2013

Microsoft Office Finally Comes to the iPhone

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Microsoft Office Finally Comes to the iPhone
7:10:37 AMPete Pachal
If you've ever wanted to create and edit Word and Excel documents on your iPhone, the wait is over. Microsoft is launching Office for iPhone, bringing Word, Excel and PowerPoint to the world's most popular smartphone. The version of Office the iPhone's getting is Office Mobile, which is nearly identical to the apps that already exist on Windows Phone.

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AT&T was the only carrier to offer Apple's iPhone when it was first released, forcing many users to switch to a new carrier in order to snag the most advanced phone of the time. Since then, the iPhone has slowly come to each of the three other major carriers — Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile — widening the iPhone's consumer base and giving customers a choice of carrier.

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