Microsoft is touting the social, connected and tactile features of the next version of itsdesktop publishing software, Microsoft Office 2013. Microsoft providing Office free of cost. Microsoft just released a consumer preview so you can check out what's new with Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and more.
The new Office is designed to work on desktop PCs as well as on tablets running the company's Windows 8 operating system. The software has been enhanced with social andcloud features and supports touch (but not as well as it should says Ars Technica), stylus, mouse and keyboard input.
Office 2013 has been redesigned to incorporate elements of Microsoft's Windows 8 Metro design aesthetic -- OneNote and Lync are the first two apps to get the full "touch-first" Windows 8 Metro-look experience -- and automatically saves documents in the cloud with SkyDrive.
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