Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and more
Microsoft renamed its Microsoft 365 Roadmap to AI at Work to centralize AI developments for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. This shift follows fiscal 2026 results showing double-digit cloud growth and a $678 billion performance obligations backlog. Competition is intensifying as Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services, providing data connectors and agentic AI tools. These moves occur alongside a push for non-subscription software, with Microsoft Office 2021 available for $30 and Office 2024 Professional Plus priced at $54.99.
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- ✓ Microsoft renamed the Microsoft 365 Roadmap to AI at Work.
- ✓ Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services featuring agentic AI tools and data connectors.
- ✓ Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus is available for $54.99.
What changed
Microsoft rebranded the Microsoft 365 Roadmap as AI at Work and Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services.
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Microsoft rebrands 365 Roadmap to AI at Work as Google enters financial AI
Microsoft renamed its Microsoft 365 Roadmap to AI at Work to centralize AI developments for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. This shift follows fiscal 2026 results showing double-digit cloud growth and a $678 billion performance obligations backlog. Competition is intensifying as Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services, providing data connectors and agentic AI tools. These moves occur alongside a push for non-subscription software, with Microsoft Office 2021 available for $30 and Office 2024 Professional Plus priced at $54.99.
Why it matters
Microsoft is integrating AI into financial workflows while CEO Satya Nadella cautions that AI may outsource human thinking. The company is also streamlining its product suite by retiring Publisher in October 2026.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft renamed the Microsoft 365 Roadmap to AI at Work.
- Google Cloud launched Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services featuring agentic AI tools and data connectors.
- Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus is available for $54.99.
Still unconfirmed
- Microsoft Office 2021 is available for $30.
- Bill Ackman's Pershing Square made Microsoft its largest AI holding by selling Alphabet.
What to watch next
- The retirement of Microsoft Publisher in October 2026
- Further integration of Copilot into risk management tools
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- www.macworld.com — Pay once, skip Adobe’s subscription: PDF Expert for Mac is $79.99 (42% off) for Life
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- www.windowslatest.com — Microsoft’s latest AI rebrand beats its own history of terrible rebrands, renaming Microsoft 365 Roadmap to “AI at Work”
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Microsoft reports $678 billion AI order book amid CEO warnings on cognitive outsourcing
Microsoft stock rose following fiscal 2026 results that show double-digit cloud growth and a $678 billion remaining performance obligations backlog. While the company expands Copilot into risk management and integrates AI into financial workflows, CEO Satya Nadella warns that AI is "outsourcing your thinking." Consumers can currently purchase a lifetime license for Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus for $54.99, down from $249.99, which is compatible with Mac. These developments occur as Microsoft prepares to retire Publisher in October 2026.
Why it matters
The shift toward agentic AI is driving massive infrastructure demand and corporate spending. This transition creates a tension between the financial growth of AI ecosystems and the potential loss of human cognitive control over data.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft's remaining performance obligations backlog has reached $678 billion.
- Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus is available for a lifetime license at $54.99.
- Microsoft reported double-digit growth in its cloud sector for fiscal 2026.
Still unconfirmed
- Satya Nadella claims firms will cease to exist if they lack control over knowledge or data because AI has outsourced thinking.
- Microsoft Copilot is being integrated for risk management professionals.
What to watch next
- October 2026 shutdown of Microsoft Publisher
- Further fiscal 2026 earnings reports regarding AI data-center demand
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- www.ad-hoc-news.de — Microsoft stock advances as AI backlog fuels $678 billion order book
- www.windowslatest.com — Microsoft CEO warns AI is “outsourcing your thinking,” and it should worry every consumer too
- www.macworld.com — This lifetime Microsoft Office license is down to $54.99, and Mac users can run it too
- www.xda-developers.com — I built a fully local agentic AI setup with one open-source app, and it never touches the cloud
- foodbanknews.org — AI Comes to Food Banks, Slowly but Surely
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- itwire.com — Google Cloud Launches Gemini Enterprise for Financial Services
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Microsoft to retire Publisher in October 2026
Microsoft will shut down Publisher in October 2026, requiring users to migrate .pub files to avoid data loss. This coincides with a broader push toward AI integration, as Xero CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy announced new connections between Xero, OpenAI, and Microsoft 365. While Microsoft stock is currently consolidating following AI-driven earnings, the company continues to expand its ecosystem. Users seeking alternatives to subscriptions can still find one-time license deals for Office apps, though the removal of Publisher marks the end of a 30-year publishing tool legacy.
Why it matters
Publisher served as a niche desktop publishing application for three decades. Its removal forces a shift toward modern layout tools and AI-assisted document creation. This transition happens as Microsoft balances heavy AI infrastructure spending against cloud growth.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft will retire Publisher in October 2026.
- Xero CEO Sukhinder Singh Cassidy announced new integrations with OpenAI and Microsoft 365.
Still unconfirmed
- Microsoft stock is consolidating as investors weigh 2026 AI infrastructure spending against Copilot and cloud growth.
- A $50 Microsoft Office deal provides eight apps for one price.
What to watch next
- Microsoft's official guidance on migrating .pub files
- The rollout of Xero's OpenAI and MS365 integrations
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- news.bitcoin.com — Microsoft Axes a Cult Publishing App After 30 Years, With .pub Files at Risk
- www.popsci.com — Forget BOGO — this $50 Microsoft Office deal gets you eight apps for one price
- www.ad-hoc-news.de — Microsoft stock consolidates after AI-driven earnings surge
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Microsoft Office alternatives and document generation tools gain traction
Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus can be purchased with a one-time fee, eliminating subscription costs. Additionally, Formstack document generation features offer businesses a solution to streamline document creation, reducing manual errors and freeing up employee time. Microsoft Forms can also be used without an Office 365 subscription.
Why it matters
The availability of Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus and alternative document generation tools like Formstack cater to the needs of professionals, small businesses, and larger organizations seeking to optimize their workflow and reduce costs associated with document creation and software subscriptions.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus can be purchased with a one-time fee of $55.
- Windows 11 Pro is available for a one-time rate of $10.49.
- Microsoft Forms can be used without an Office 365 subscription.
Still unconfirmed
- No unconfirmed claims currently reported.
What to watch next
- Further updates on Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus adoption rates
- Expansion of Formstack document generation features
- Pricing and availability of Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus for consumers
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- www.thetechedvocate.org — Formstack document generation features
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Microsoft Office 2024 available with lifetime license, no subscription
Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus can be purchased with a one-time fee of $55, eliminating subscription costs. This version is suitable for professionals, small businesses, and larger organizations. Additionally, Windows 11 Pro is available for a one-time rate of $10.49, with no subscription required.
Why it matters
The availability of Microsoft Office 2024 with a lifetime license provides an alternative to ongoing subscription fees, which may appeal to individuals and businesses seeking cost-effective productivity solutions. This development is part of a broader trend of software providers offering flexible pricing options. Microsoft Office and Windows are widely used in professional settings, and changes to their pricing models can have significant implications for users.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus can be purchased for a one-time fee of $55.
- Windows 11 Pro is available for a one-time rate of $10.49.
- Adobe Sign integrates with Microsoft Office for electronic signatures.
Still unconfirmed
- Discussions on AI in medical documentation and cloud storage management are emerging.
What to watch next
- Further updates on Microsoft Office and Windows pricing models
- Adoption rates of Microsoft Office 2024 Professional Plus and Windows 11 Pro
- Developments in AI applications for medical documentation and cloud storage
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- www.macworld.com — Get Windows 11 Pro for $10.49: a one-time rate, no subscription
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Microsoft 365 Updates: Copilot Features, OneDrive Sync, and More
Microsoft 365 Copilot introduces real-time editing and eight new features. OneDrive now seamlessly syncs with desktops, allowing for always-up-to-date file access. Users can also edit files directly in OneDrive and utilize a one-click email button in Microsoft Office. Additionally, there are emerging discussions on AI in medical documentation and cloud storage management.
Why it matters
These updates reflect Microsoft's ongoing efforts to enhance productivity and cloud storage capabilities. The integration of AI in various applications aims to improve user experience and efficiency. As technology advances, the importance of secure and accessible file management grows.
What is confirmed
- OneDrive can be synced with a desktop, creating a seamless, always-up-to-date connection between the cloud-based storage service and the local computer.
- Users can edit files directly in OneDrive.
- Microsoft 365 Copilot has introduced real-time editing and eight new features.
- A one-click email button is available in Microsoft Office's Quick Access Toolbar.
Still unconfirmed
- The Metropolitan Police Service has chosen RedactXpert to modernize document redaction and handling.
What to watch next
- Further updates on Microsoft 365 Copilot features
- Expansion of AI in medical documentation
- Developments in cloud storage management
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- www.foxnews.com — Word Search
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- www.geeky-gadgets.com — 8 New Features in Microsoft 365 Copilot: Real-Time Editing Arrives
- nz.finance.yahoo.com — The Metropolitan Police Service Chooses RedactXpert® to Modernise Document Redaction and Handling
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- www.thetechedvocate.org — How to enable two-factor authentication in Outlook?
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- newatlas.com — Edit PDFs like a boss for under $30 for life
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Microsoft Outlook adds OneDrive signature image insert on mobile
Microsoft Outlook's mobile version now allows users to insert signature images directly from OneDrive without downloading. This feature is part of a broader expansion of AI in medical documentation and cloud storage management. Additionally, there are emerging discussions on the importance of prompt writing skills for Gen Z workers in the AI era.
Why it matters
These developments build on previous advancements in AI-powered clinical document processing and cloud storage solutions. The integration of OneDrive with Outlook enhances productivity for mobile users, while the emphasis on prompt writing highlights the evolving skills required for effective AI collaboration.
What is confirmed
- Outlook's mobile version is adding the ability to insert signature images directly from OneDrive.
- Prompt writing is becoming an essential skill for Gen Z workers to communicate effectively with AI tools.
Still unconfirmed
- Microsoft Office 2024 Pro and Windows 11 Pro are available at discounted prices from 12.25€.
What to watch next
- Further adoption of AI-powered clinical document processing in healthcare
- Emerging trends in cloud storage management for mobile users
- Development of prompt writing skills in the Gen Z workforce
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- www.indiatimes.com — Prompt writing or another degree? Why more Gen Z workers believe this AI skill could matter more
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BastionGPT launches clinical OCR; OneDrive iOS guides released
BastionGPT released next-generation clinical document processing and OCR for its HIPAA-compliant healthcare AI platform on August 4, 2026. The system allows healthcare professionals to upload over 1,000 pages of clinical records to generate chart summaries, appeal letters, medical chronologies, and assessment reports. Simultaneously, new technical guidance has emerged regarding Microsoft OneDrive for iOS, focusing on file recovery and a feature comparison against Box mobile. These developments expand the utility of AI in medical documentation and cloud storage management for mobile users.
Why it matters
These updates follow a period of aggressive pricing for Microsoft Office 2021 and the growth of Copilot to 30 million paid seats. The shift toward specialized AI for clinical records reflects a broader trend of integrating OCR into regulated industries. Mobile cloud storage remains a primary point of competition for productivity ecosystems.
What is confirmed
- BastionGPT released next-generation clinical document processing and OCR for its HIPAA-compliant healthcare AI platform.
- The BastionGPT platform allows healthcare professionals to upload 1,000+ pages of clinical records to create assessment reports, chart summaries, medical chronologies, and appeal letters.
Still unconfirmed
- Microsoft OneDrive for iOS includes robust tools for recovering accidentally deleted or misplaced files.
- Umlaut letters are commonly used in German, Swedish, Finnish, Hungarian, and Albanian languages.
- OneDrive and Box serve as comprehensive ecosystems for digital organization and collaboration on iPhone and iPad.
What to watch next
- Adoption rates of BastionGPT among healthcare providers
- Updates to Microsoft OneDrive iOS file recovery features
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- www.thetechedvocate.org — OneDrive iOS vs Box mobile comparison
- www.alltechnerd.com — How to Type Umlaut Letters (ä, ö, ü, ë, ï, ÿ) on Keyboard
- www.thetechedvocate.org — How to recover files OneDrive iOS
- www.manilatimes.net — BastionGPT releases next-generation clinical document processing and OCR for its HIPAA-compliant healthcare AI platform
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Microsoft Office Mac apps available for one-time payment
Mac users can purchase Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for $49.97, a significant drop from the regular $219 price. This one-time payment option provides an alternative to the $69.99 annual Microsoft 365 subscription. Other productivity tools are also seeing price cuts, including a lifetime iScanner subscription for $39.99 and refurbished HP EliteBook 830 G8 laptops for $389.99. These offers appear alongside a market where Microsoft Copilot has reached 30 million paid seats despite competition from xAI and Perplexity.
Why it matters
The shift toward subscription models for software has created a demand for one-time purchase options. These discounts target users who prefer ownership over recurring monthly or yearly fees. This trend coincides with the rise of high-cost AI agents and specialized document tools.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac costs $49.97, reduced from $219.
- The iScanner Lifetime Subscription is priced at $39.99, down from $199.90.
- A refurbished HP EliteBook 830 G8 with 32GB of RAM and an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor costs $389.99.
What to watch next
- Whether Microsoft expands one-time payment discounts to Windows users
- The impact of lifetime subscription offers on Microsoft 365 renewal rates
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- www.macworld.com — Mac users can own Microsoft Office apps for a one-time $50 payment
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- www.macworld.com — Less paper, less hassle — the iScanner App is just $39.99
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Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac available for $49.97
Mac users can now purchase Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for a one-time payment of $49.97, reduced from the regular $219 price. This provides a non-subscription ownership model for the software suite. Other productivity tools are also seeing price drops, including a lifetime iScanner subscription for $39.99, down from $199.90. Hardware options for business users include refurbished HP EliteBook 830 G8 convertible laptops for $389.99, featuring 32GB of RAM and an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor.
Why it matters
Microsoft is increasingly competing with both subscription-based AI tools and one-time purchase alternatives. This shift follows the growth of Copilot to 30 million paid seats. Users are weighing the cost of annual subscriptions against permanent licenses for core productivity software.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft Office Home & Business 2021 for Mac costs $49.97, down from $219.
- An iScanner Lifetime Subscription is available for $39.99, reduced from $199.90.
- The refurbished HP EliteBook 830 G8 convertible laptop is priced at $389.99.
- The HP EliteBook 830 G8 includes 32GB of RAM and an 11th Gen Intel Core i7 processor.
What to watch next
- Price adjustments for Microsoft 365 annual subscriptions
- Release of new one-time purchase Office suites for Windows
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- www.macworld.com — Mac users can own Microsoft Office apps for a one-time $50 payment
- au.pcmag.com — The Best Portable Scanners for 2026
- www.macworld.com — Less paper, less hassle — the iScanner App is just $39.99
- www.pcworld.com — This HP EliteBook refurb flips into a tablet without flipping your budget — now $389.99
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Microsoft Copilot hits 30M paid seats, AI alternatives emerge
Microsoft's Copilot has reached 30 million paid seats, as AI-powered alternatives and competing services continue to emerge. Microsoft 365 subscriptions, which include Copilot, cost $69.99 per year. Other AI tools, such as Perplexity's $200/month AI agent and xAI's Grok Voice 2.0, are challenging Microsoft's offerings. Meanwhile, a one-time $24 PDF editor, AcePDF, offers a subscription-free alternative.
Why it matters
The AI landscape is rapidly evolving, with multiple companies vying for market share. Microsoft's Copilot, integrated with Microsoft 365, faces competition from specialized AI services. The growing demand for AI-powered tools drives innovation and choice for consumers.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft's Copilot has 30 million paid seats.
- Microsoft 365 subscriptions cost $69.99 per year and include Copilot AI and 1TB of cloud storage.
- AcePDF offers a one-time $24 PDF editor with no recurring fees.
Still unconfirmed
- Perplexity charges $200 a month for an AI agent that does Microsoft Copilot's job on Microsoft's own Windows.
What to watch next
- Further adoption of Microsoft Copilot
- Release of additional AI-powered tools
- Pricing and feature updates for competing services
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- www.macworld.com — Finally, a PDF editor that doesn’t charge you every month — AcePDF is a one-time $24
- memeburn.com — Grok Voice 2.0 Leads xAI Blitz Across Tesla and Apps
- consent.yahoo.com — Microsoft's Copilot Just Crossed 30 Million Paid Seats as CEO Satya Nadella Unveiled Unified App: 'Major Step Forward'
- www.theglobeandmail.com — DeltaXignia Launches DeltaNova Change Management Solution
- startupfortune.com — Perplexity charges $200 a month for an AI agent that does Microsoft Copilot's job on Microsoft's own Windows
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Microsoft Copilot hits 30M paid seats, AI alternatives emerge
Microsoft's Copilot has reached 30 million paid seats, as AI-powered alternatives and competing productivity tools gain traction. Microsoft 365 subscriptions start at $69.99 per year, offering Copilot AI and 1TB of cloud storage. Meanwhile, other options like AcePDF, a one-time $24 PDF editor, and Perplexity's $200/month AI desktop agent for Windows challenge Microsoft's offerings.
Why it matters
The productivity software landscape is evolving with the integration of AI tools. Microsoft's Copilot, part of Microsoft 365, faces competition from emerging AI platforms and alternative software providers. This shift impacts how users choose and pay for productivity solutions.
What is confirmed
- Microsoft's Copilot has 30 million paid seats.
- AcePDF offers a one-time $24 PDF editor with no recurring fees.
- Perplexity launched a $200/month AI desktop agent for Windows on July 28, 2026.
- Microsoft 365 subscriptions start at $69.99 for one year, including Copilot AI and 1TB of cloud storage.
What to watch next
- Further adoption of AI-powered productivity tools
- Microsoft's response to emerging competition
- Pricing and feature updates for Microsoft 365 and Copilot
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- www.macworld.com — Finally, a PDF editor that doesn’t charge you every month — AcePDF is a one-time $24
- memeburn.com — Grok Voice 2.0 Leads xAI Blitz Across Tesla and Apps
- consent.yahoo.com — Microsoft's Copilot Just Crossed 30 Million Paid Seats as CEO Satya Nadella Unveiled Unified App: 'Major Step Forward'
- www.theglobeandmail.com — DeltaXignia Launches DeltaNova Change Management Solution
- startupfortune.com — Perplexity charges $200 a month for an AI agent that does Microsoft Copilot's job on Microsoft's own Windows
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Microsoft 365 Subscription Options and Market Alternatives
Microsoft 365 subscriptions are available for $69.99 for one year, including Copilot AI and 1TB of cloud storage. The service supports up to five devices. Free alternatives like WPS Office and LibreOffice provide options for users avoiding subscription costs.
What's confirmed:
- A one-year Microsoft 365 subscription costs $69.99 and includes Copilot AI, 1TB of cloud storage, and security tools for up to five devices.
- WPS Office and LibreOffice are free alternatives to Microsoft Office.
Still unconfirmed:
- World champions were crowned at the Pearson's Certiport 2026 Microsoft Office Specialist Competition.
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Microsoft Office Pricing Shifts and Feature Updates
Microsoft 365 subscriptions saw price increases of up to 43% on July 1, 2026, due to the inclusion of Copilot AI. Lifetime licenses for Office versions remain available at various price points. The suite now integrates GPT 5.6 and Claude 5 models in Word and Excel.
What's confirmed:
- Microsoft 365 prices increased up to 43% on July 1, 2026, to bundle Copilot and Security Copilot.
- Lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office are available for as low as $20.
- Microsoft Copilot now uses GPT 5.6 and Claude 5 models across Word and Excel.
- The Office suite includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook.
Still unconfirmed:
- A lifetime license for six business apps is available for $55.
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Microsoft Office 2024 Lifetime Licenses Available via Deal Days
Lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office 2024 are available for Mac and PC. Options include the Home & Business suite and Professional Plus. These offers provide an alternative to monthly Microsoft 365 subscriptions.
What's confirmed:
- Microsoft Office 2024 versions are on sale during Deal Days.
- Lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office 2024 are available for both Mac and PC.
Still unconfirmed:
- Italy is investigating Microsoft 365 pricing following the Copilot AI rollout.
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Microsoft Office and Windows Licensing Deals for June 2026
Multiple discounted lifetime licenses for Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro are available during Deal Days. Options range from free browser-based access to paid permanent licenses for Mac and PC. Some bundles include training courses.
What's confirmed:
- Microsoft 365 Online provides a free, web-browser based workspace for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote.
- Microsoft Office 2024 is a lifetime license compatible with both Mac and PC.
Still unconfirmed:
- Windows 10 upgrades are discounted to $10 during Deal Days.
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