Microsoft Word. Right now, you can’t do much more than view uploaded files in the Microsoft Word Web app, even though you will see an edit link above your files.

The interface is familiar, and except for a few browser nuances, the Word Web App functions just as you’d expect. Microsoft is off to a pretty good start with the Word Web App.

Word Web App: Word has a decent clip-art browser. ... It certainly looks good, with an interface built around the streamlined Ribbon toolbar that makes its Mac debut in Office 2011.

New Office 365 Web app interface with icons on the right that work like tabs. ... PowerPoint and Word), the Calendar app, the Outlook Web App, OneDrive for Business and Yammer.

The new Word Web App improvements are listed at this page. Office Web Apps are free to use by consumers, typically in conjunction with a no-cost SkyDrive online file storage account.

Microsoft is rolling out some user interface changes to its Office Web Apps, including the addition of a new 'Tell Me' help field to assist with command navigation.

Word on the Web will be the first to get the new interface—some users can opt into it today—and in July, subscription versions of Outlook for Windows will also get it.

Apart from the ‘Tell Me’ feature, Microsoft has also fine-tuned its Office Web Apps interface to make them slightly easier to use. A redesigned header now shows the file name in the middle.

Although these programs are technically web apps, they feel like desktop programs, with snappy performance and a real user interface. The Office Web Apps have adopted Microsoft's ribbon, so when ...

Both offer free apps for individual users. Microsoft charges $6 a month or $72 a year for up to 50 business users. Google charges businesses $50 per user per year. Read the story version. [10 ...

Microsoft’s Word Web App only allows you to create documents in the DOCX format first introduced in Microsoft Office 2007. ... Now you can edit your document with a much more simplified interface.