With five Android office suites already duking it out, Microsoft Office jumps into the fray. Find out if it triumphs — or flails We live in an increasingly mobile world — and while many of us spend ...

Microsoft has released a new app that will introduce its Office suite to Android. The app can be downloaded free from the Google Play Store, though the catch lies elsewhere. The app can only be ...

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Many people around the world already use Android smartphones for personal use, but now Google wants to take over the office, too. Back in June at Google I/O, the company briefly previewed a brand-new ...

SoftMaker has been making office software for mobile devices since PDAs were cool. For years, the company’s text, spreadsheet, and presentation apps for Windows Mobile offered better support for ...

Close on the heels of Microsoft launching its Office software suite on the iPad, the tech giant made its Office for Android free to use. Unfortunately, this only applies to Android phones and not ...

OliveOfficePremium (yes, it’s all one word) is a free download from the Android Market, and provides a straightforward way to access and view files in the .doc or .docx, .xls or .xlsx and .ppt ...

There are a handful of office suites for Google Android including QuickOffice, Documents To Go, OfficeSuite, and ThinkFree Office. But there’s always room for one more, especially if that one more is ...

In a rather surprising move, Microsoft has made the Office suite of apps -- Word, Excel, and PowerPoint -- free to download and use on the iPad and iPhone. Previously, an Office 365 subscription was ...

Microsoft Office for Android came out for tablets in January, but the app suite is available for Android smartphones starting today. The app is similar to Microsoft Office for iOS, and while it ...

Microsoft also released an app for its popular Outlook email program to run on Apple Inc's iPhone and iPad, hoping to attract the millions of users familiar with Outlook from their work desktops. This ...