Microsoft 365 is the de facto option. But if you just need to open, edit, and create basic documents, you don’t have to spend anything.

They’re free to download and use, but if you want to edit and create files on a device with a screen larger than 10.1 inches, you need an active Microsoft 365 subscription.

But if you'd rather not go that route, the good news is that you can access a number of apps online for free, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, Outlook and Clipchamp. Here's how to ...

Microsoft is ending support for Microsoft Store installation of Office apps by October 2025, in favor of the newer ...

You can get a heap of apps, including Microsoft Office, PowerPoint and Excel at no cost, whether you're a student, teacher or just on a budget. Here's how to get Microsoft 365 for free.

Microsoft 365 gives you access to apps such as Word, Excel and PowerPoint, but with its new Copilot AI tools included, prices are getting higher. To balance this out, it appears Microsoft is ...

Microsoft today launched Office for Android and iOS in general availability. The unified app means you no longer need to download, install, and switch between the individual Word, Excel, and ...

The app is likely to come preinstalled on Microsoft's forthcoming Surface Duo dual-screen phones. SEE: IT pro's guide to the evolution and impact of 5G technology (free PDF) ...

You can run Word, Excel, PowerPoint and all the apps Microsoft offers in the Microsoft 365 bundle for one month for free thanks to Microsoft’s 30-day free trial.

Microsoft 365 is a collection of powerful office apps and services that are available on Windows, but they aren’t limited to just Windows users. Mac, iPhone and iPads can also get in on the fun ...