The storyline of Office for that iPad continues to be something of the rollercoaster. Based on who you've spoken for this year, the mobile application continues to be on, then off, after that time again... whether it was ever real to begin with. Imagine our surprise, then, when IHNED states Microsoft Czech Republic product manager Petr Bobek "confirmed" native Android and iOS ports of Office 2013 throughout a press conference. Work division greater-up apparently layed out a method in which the productivity suite would achieve Home windows for big companies and people in December and Feb correspondingly, but would achieve "other platforms" afterwards through not only mobile-enhanced web versions. It may sound promising, but we've reason behind skepticism -- presuming the testimony is accurate, there's still past employees at Microsoft along with other companies overstepping their limitations without direct guidance in the corporate mothership. We arrived at to Microsoft ourselves, along with a representative gave us a comparatively conservative answer. While the organization reiterated claims that "Office Mobile works across Home windows Phones, Android phones and iOS," it added that there is "nothing additional to announce" regarding Office's retail availability. Because a glimmer of hope that may represent for many Android and iOS fans, it does not associate to some direct Office 2013 port having a release schedule.
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Update: To underscore its point, Microsoft has released an additional statement that casts doubt around the very remarks under consideration. "The data shared by our Czech Republic subsidiary isn't accurate," a representative told us. "We've nothing further to talk about.Inch
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