From Lifehacker.com…
Try Out Microsoft Office 2010 Free for 60 Days (and Beyond): “Office 2010 hit the shelves yesterday, and Office remains a not-cheap money maker for Microsoft. Here’s a reminder of how you can try out any version of Office 2010 free for 60 days—and then, with software, maybe more.”
From Lifehacker.com…
Comparing Office 2010 Desktop And Office Web Apps in Pictures: “We’ve compared Office Web Apps and Google Docs, and found plenty to like in both. But how does Office Web Apps measure up to the full-blown version of Office 2010 in terms of features?”
From WindowsTeamBlog.com…
Use Office Web Apps on SkyDrive to take over the world! – Inside Windows Live – The Windows Blog: “It’s been a pretty wild last 8 months since we launched the Office Web Apps Technical Preview on SkyDrive. We’ve had so much demand for the technical preview that we had to expand its availability, and we’ve seen a lot of excitement about the integration of our web apps with the Office 2010 Beta. And as Chris Jones mentioned previously, we’ve also had several thousand people checking out the cool new features we’ve built since then.”
From Downloadsquad.com…
Use Office 2010 to map a local drive letter to your free 25GB Live SkyDrive: “Live SkyDrive is an awesome service. 25GB of web storage for free? Yeah, that sounds good to me. Sure, the 50MB per file limit is a little bit of a downside but it’s still a great place to store documents, music, and photos.”
Microsoft Office 2007 migration aches foreshadow 2010 • Channel Register: “It has been predicted Microsoft’s Office 2010 will cause migration headaches, but for some, the pain is already here.”
Download Free ebook “First Look :Microsoft Office 2010”: “Download Free ebook “First Look :Microsoft Office 2010″”
The eight most common technological pitfalls of migrating to Microsoft Office 2010: “Enterprise-wide upgrades to newer versions of Microsoft Office are never easy and, when they don’t go well, IT staffs often find themselves ill-equipped to deal with the fall-out. With the launch of Microsoft Office 2010 slated for next summer, IT departments are spending hours planning and budgeting for its deployment, asking questions like What new hardware do we need to buy? How much training will be required? When should we upgrade?”
Microsoft begins presales of Office 2010: “Via the Microsoft Partner Network, the successor of the Microsoft Partner Program, Redmond is offering its partners a great deal for their clients: 20 percent off Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 purchases plus an upgrade to Microsoft Office 2010 when it launches in June 2010. In typical Microsoft fashion, the offer has a mouthful of a name: Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 No Better Time Promotion. Don’t let that throw you off, though: a 20 percent discount right now and a free copy to the latest version is a great deal for businesses.”