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Is Office Finally Coming To The iPhone?
techcrunch.com - 4/2/2009
Is Office Finally Coming To The iPhone?
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I’m here at the Web 2.0 Expo keynote, where Stephen Elop, President of Microsoft Business Division, hinted that we may be seeing Microsoft Office make its way to the iPhone some time soon. After his interviewer Tim O’Reilly caught him on the comment, Elop backtracked a bit, stating “not ...
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microsoft.com - 3/27/2009
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eweek.com - 4/2/2009
Microsoft Executive Raises Hope for Office iPhone Edition
— eweek.com — Stephen Elop, president of Microsoft's Business Division, tantalized attendees of Web 2.0 Expo with hints that the... software giant will eventually release a mobile version of Office for the iPhone. He also said that the company is continuing to work on ... (more) Microsoft Executive Raises Hope for Office iPhone Edition

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crunchgear.com - 4/3/2009
Microsoft exec hints at Office for iPhone
— crunchgear.com — iphoneoffice “Not yet keep watching.” And thus, with those words, did Microsoft’s Steven Elop, who’s president of... the Business Division, resurrect rumors of an iPhone version of Office. Hold onto your hats. Elop was speaking at the Web 2.0 conference, ... (more) Microsoft exec hints at Office for iPhone

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iPhone app roundup: Quickoffice, Otto Matic, Evernote 2
The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) — ... We're getting a review copy for a more thorough walkthrough later this week. It's worth noting that a Microsoft exec hinted at a version of Office itself for the iPhone that may be coming sometime in the not-too-distant future. ...

5Words for April 2nd, 2009
Technologizer — ... 1Word? That was a gag! Microsoft Office…for the iPhone? Lemme touch the Palm Pre! $1000 Sony camcorder has GPS. SlideShare’s prank: funny, cruel, both? Sorry, unauthorized iPhone app stores. More on Android tethering apps. Conficker could still be dangerous. Disney’s Iger on Internet TV. XM/Sirius merger’s loose ends. Stolen iPhone? It calls cops! Hands-on with Nintendo DSi. ...

Microsoft optimistic about Office making its way to iPhone
AppleInsider — ... Published: 04:00 PM EST Microsoft still holds aspirations of delivering a version of its leading Office suite capable of running on the iPhone but needs a bit more time to get it all sorted out. Speaking at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco on Wednesday, Microsoft Business Division president Stephen Elop dropped hints to suggest the set of productivity applications was bound to turn up on the Apple handheld device sometime soon. However, TechCrunch reports that Elop later hedged his remarks when interviewer Tim O’Reilly probed him over the comments, admitting that the ...

Microsoft Exec hints at MS Office on iPhone
9 to 5 Mac - Apple Intelligence — ... Tech Crunch reports that Microsoft's Stephen Elop slipped and admitted to Tim O'Reilly that there was a version of MS Office coming for iPhone.  He then backtracked a bit.  ...

Microsoft still hopes for iPhone birth of Office
iPhone Buzz — ... other matters as well as the comment regarding iPhones. He noted that of the 500 million people who use Office, only 250 million actually pay for it. Elop said that the main fear for Microsoft was of innovation slowing down explaining, "it's not about having bolding or underlining in the browser... The real threat is if we're not continuing to innovate." This level of innovation being the development of online options for Office products as well as moving on to the iPhone. [via TechCrunch]

Microsoft still hopes for iPhone birth of Office
Top iPhone News — ... comment regarding iPhones. He noted that of the 500 million people who use Office, only 250 million actually pay for it. Elop said that the main fear for Microsoft was of innovation slowing down explaining, “it’s not about having bolding or underlining in the browser… The real threat is if we’re not continuing to innovate.” This level of innovation being the development of online options for Office products as well as moving on to the iPhone. [via TechCrunch]

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