Sway Use Case series #2: Food Sways
Sway lets food enthusiasts of all sorts engage their friends, families and followers in exciting new (and delicious!) ways.
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Office Lens Android now available at Google Play Store
With the first Office Lens preview complete, we are excited to release our popular scanner app to Android users, joining the iPhone and Windows Phone versions. -
Analyze Office 365 data with Equivio Zoom
eDiscovery capabilities powered by Equivio Zoom are coming soon to Office 365. -
Handwriting Search and Apple Watch support for OneNote
Millions of people take handwritten notes in OneNote thanks to digital inking capabilities across popular devices including the iPad, Windows tablets and Android tablets. -
OneNote Class Notebooks have redefined the instruction at my school
I’ve seen “Send to OneNote” as a print option for over a decade. -
Making email archive migration easier with the Office 365 Import Service
We are thrilled to announce the public preview of the new Office 365 Import Service, which provides two new options for speeding up the process of importing PST files into Exchange Online mailboxes. -
Office 2016 Public Preview now available
Today we’re expanding the Office 2016 Preview, making it available to Office users everywhere in preparation for general availability in Fall 2015. -
Our secret weapon—OneNote for sharing, collaborating and assessing
Living in the 21st century, the use of technology plays an important role in education. -
Add-ins for Outlook.com—build an experience that reaches 400 million users
Uber, Boomerang and PayPal are among the first partners to bring add-ins to Outlook. -
Early look at the new Outlook on the desktop, Windows 10 and phones
On today’s show, we’ll take a look at new Outlook mail and calendar experiences across the Windows desktop, Windows 10, iOS and Android. -
Announcing Customer Lockbox for Office 365
For the purpose of maximizing data security and privacy for Office 365 customers, we have engineered the service to so that nearly all service operations performed by Microsoft are either fully automated so there is no human interaction, or the human involvement is abstracted away from Office 365 customer content.