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iphonecto.com - 4/3/2009

Is Microsoft Office Coming to iPhone? | iPhoneCTO

— iphonecto.com — You might think that Office on Phone would be an anathema to Microsoft, but apparently not. Over... a year now there have been rumblings that Redmond would bring it’s flagship office suite to the iPhone and this week at the Web 2.0 Expo, Stephen Elop commented that iPhone support was on the horizon. (more) Is Microsoft Office Coming to iPhone? | iPhoneCTO

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