cross-platform productivity

A new generation of Android productivity apps is redefining how users work on documents and spreadsheets, and OnlyOffice is at the forefront of this movement. Offering a comprehensive suite of free tools without demanding subscriptions or intrusive logins, OnlyOffice has rapidly become an...

When unboxing a brand-new laptop, many users encounter an all-too-familiar prompt: the invitation to sign up for Microsoft 365 to unlock Microsoft Word, along with the rest of Microsoft’s flagship productivity suite. While Microsoft 365 brings a wealth of advanced features and cloud...

The landscape of AI-driven productivity continues to evolve, and one of the most significant recent advancements is the arrival of the Microsoft 365 Copilot app for macOS. This release marks a noteworthy chapter not just for Mac users, but for the broader ecosystem of Microsoft 365 customers...

The transformative potential of cloud-based enterprise resource planning (ERP) is once again in the spotlight as SAP and Microsoft announced a strategic expansion of their longstanding partnership, aiming to accelerate the global shift toward integrated, AI-enhanced business operations. At the...

Microsoft is introducing a new feature in Windows 11 called "Resume," designed to enhance cross-device continuity by allowing users to seamlessly transition activities between their smartphones and PCs. This functionality mirrors Apple's "Handoff" feature, which enables users to start a task on...

For years, collaboration between organizations using different productivity suites has been an ongoing challenge, especially when high-security needs force reliance on client-side encryption. The latest beta feature announced by Google—allowing the editing of client-side encrypted Microsoft Word...

For many Windows power users, Microsoft Outlook has long been a familiar territory—a central hub for email, calendar, and contacts tightly woven into the operating system. However, recent concerns about privacy, data ownership, and the growing encroachment of AI models into user data have...

Google and Microsoft have long stood as fierce adversaries, their rivalry underpinning decades of competition that often oscillates between aggressive innovation and public displays of corporate pettiness. Whether it’s the saga of Google hamstringing Microsoft’s YouTube app or Microsoft steering...