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http://www.microsoft.com/office/preview/en/try-office-preview
Just launched this morning. In terms of Office itself, the big news seems to be the harder push for Office 365 on consumers, basically a subscription based licensing model. They've been using it in big business for a year or so. A full retail, pay once license will still be available.
As for the software I've only tried OneNote and Word so far. OneNote seems to be working great, especially the sync features between the desktop, browser and mobile clients. I've noticed that syncing is a lot quicker and invisible than before.
Also Engadget pointed this out, and I noticed it too, the default storage location is SkyDrive and not your document or a c drive location. I expect that would change if you didn't log into Office.
Just launched this morning. In terms of Office itself, the big news seems to be the harder push for Office 365 on consumers, basically a subscription based licensing model. They've been using it in big business for a year or so. A full retail, pay once license will still be available.
As for the software I've only tried OneNote and Word so far. OneNote seems to be working great, especially the sync features between the desktop, browser and mobile clients. I've noticed that syncing is a lot quicker and invisible than before.
Also Engadget pointed this out, and I noticed it too, the default storage location is SkyDrive and not your document or a c drive location. I expect that would change if you didn't log into Office.
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