Office 2016 adds new collaboration capabilities to the Office suite, primarily in Outlook and Excel. But many apps remain virtually unchanged from Office 2013, and connected Office Mobile and Web ...

Biz & IT Office 2016 review: The same old Office, but now with more collaboration Microsoft calls it the biggest release since the first one. It's not, but it's probably the best.

Collaboration, mobility and cloud take center stage with a bold update to one of Microsoft's core software franchises, Office 2016.

Last month saw the release of Office 2016 by Microsoft. The venerable software has went through many changes over the decades, but the switch by Microsoft to a cloud-based strategy has had a ...

Outlook has long been a fixture of many organisation's email and scheduling workflows, and for good reason: it's solid, easy to use, and keeps everything – all your addresses, mails ...

Cluttered icons aside, Outlook 2016 gives its interface a modest but appealing update. The not-so-big three Microsoft’s Office blog excitedly touts three major new features of Outlook 2016.

Microsoft wants the world to believe it's reinvented itself as a productivity company. The latest version of Office will put that claim to the test.

The last outage for Outlook came in June when we quipped that Microsoft is so keen for users to migrate to the New Outlook ...

Microsoft newest office suite is here, but its three flavors have different names (Office 2016, Office 365 and Office.com) and cost structures. Here's how to find the best for you.

Microsoft released its newest version of Office today. Here are the costs of the many different flavors of Office 2016.

MIcrosoft's Office 2016 suite for Windows 7, 8 and 10 PCs and tablets is generally available today. Here's what's new and what's still to come for Office users.

In Office 2016, Microsoft is also improving many aspects of Outlook 2016. For example, in the new version you can attach a recent file you have been working on to a new message.