The iPad version will arrive after Microsoft completes a touch-compatible interface for the Windows edition.

More rumors about Microsoft’s productivity apps. Looks like we’re going to be waiting another year.

Users can purchase additional storage on the Web instead of directly through the app.

It has been awhile, so it must be time for another story about Microsoft Office coming to iOS.

Today, iPhone and iPod touch compatibility finally arrives for CloudOn users as well as another cloud storage option.

The references lend support to the idea that Office may finally appear in the App Store early next year.

Pages, Numbers, and Keynote have received new updates for iOS and OS X.

Microsoft Office for the iPhone/iPod touch and iPad could become a reality early next year. The long-rumored app would include mobile versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

Apple apparently has its eye on producing an office suite that will compete directly with Microsoft Office.

Feel like you’ve been waiting forever for Microsoft Office to arrive for the iPad? Your patience could soon be rewarded.

Mobile newspaper, The Daily, claims to have a build of Microsoft Office running on the iPad.

A few days ago, we told you about OnLive Desktop: this new service, which we heard about at CES, promises to gift iPad owners a Windows 7 experience on their Apple-branded tablet, including access to free cloud-storage and Microsoft Office applications. The free application ("OnLive Desktop") has now launched and, though the service appears to be struggling with the initial intense demand, the results are impressive.

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