Microsoft Office 2010 now in india

Microsoft has announced the availability of office 2010 in India for all  Microsoft SharePoint 2010 and Microsoft Visio 2010 and Microsoft Project 2010 for corporate users.

As noted by the company, the process of testing the beta versions of Office 2010 was the most ambitious in the history of Microsoft. Number of users evaluating the product at various stages of its development, was three times greater than in the previous release version of Office.

Mobile version of Office Mobile 2010 for use on phones Windows phone allows you to edit documents stored directly in the phone, received by mail or in an online Microsoft SharePoint 2010.

In addition, the sale also will include new solutions for mobile devices, Nokia, including Office Communicator Mobile. Mobile phone users can receive email and view your schedule, and make notes on the fly.

Microsoft Office 2010 and related software products offer users the ability to work both in the office for desktops, and remotely using a mobile phone or internet browser. In addition, new versions include a number of advanced features. Including that they will interact and stay connected with the ability to collaborate on documents in Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and OneNote, advanced email and calendar in Outlook, as well as a new addition Outlook Social Connector, which combines the history of correspondence in the messenger and social networks in a single database in Outlook. Also, new editing text, images and video to PowerPoint, the automatic preview in Word, easy preparation of documents in the new view, Microsoft Office Backstage, as well as Sparklines – a new feature in Excel for accurate visualization of data and trends.

With applications to the Web Office applications and lightweight web versions of Word, PowerPoint, Excel and OneNote has become possible to work virtually anywhere. In addition to quick access to documents, web applications, Office and retain the original look and style of a document regardless of the device where it scans the user.

via ub-news.com