Microsoft Office 2016 will be launched in autumn 2015. Since the launch of Office 2016 (the one at the time of publishing is 16.0.4027.1008) on Windows Preview earlier this year, more than one million customers have used it across both Windows and Mac platforms according to Microsoft and that has been followed by a number of updates including
Real Time Presence in word
Simplified file sharing
Insights (powered by Bing) in Office
Version History improvements
Improved grammar checker
Improved Power Pivot improvements
Office for Windows 10 will be released in two flavours; one for smaller 8-inch or less tablets and smartphones, and the other for larger tablets, hybrids with touchscreens and the like. These two versions are built by the same team and offer similar functionality, and are basically a matter of tuning the UI to complement the dimensions of each device. Broadly speaking, the features will also be the same across different platforms too, whether you’re running on Android, iOS or Windows.
Simplified file sharing
Insights (powered by Bing) in Office
Version History improvements
Improved grammar checker
Improved Power Pivot improvements
Office for Windows 10 will be released in two flavours; one for smaller 8-inch or less tablets and smartphones, and the other for larger tablets, hybrids with touchscreens and the like. These two versions are built by the same team and offer similar functionality, and are basically a matter of tuning the UI to complement the dimensions of each device. Broadly speaking, the features will also be the same across different platforms too, whether you’re running on Android, iOS or Windows.
Screen Shots:
System Requirements:
System= Pentium IV CPU 1.4 GHz RAM= 1 GB Size= 2.20 GB Display= DirectX 10 Graphics Card, 1280 x 800 resolution Multi-touch= YES OS= Windows 7, 8/8.1 and Windows 10, Windows Server 2008 R2 & 2012
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