Microsoft releases Office apps in the second half will be compatible with i0s and Android

[Guide] code-named Oslo, will integrate search and social functions, WIN8 version and the web version of the Oslo will be the first release in the second half of this year. Tencent Technology Mowgli March 4 compiled Microsoft Vice President Jeff Tes Cooper (Jeffteper) said in Monday, Microsoft will launch in the first half of this year, code-named "Oslo" Office applications, the application will support WINDOWS8, and equipped with Apple iOS and Google (Weibo) Android mobile OS smartphone and Tablet PC. Mr. Cooper said Microsoft's web-based application could use search and social data to showcase users ' most important documents and projects, helping to boost corporate revenues and lower the impact of companies like Google. It is reported that the WINDOWS8 version and the web version of the Oslo will be the first release in the second half of this year. Sanford Bernstein & Co analyst Mark Moordelle (Markmoerdler), an investment firm, says Microsoft wants to allow more users to use its cloud version of Office suites, while continuing to grow at a lower level than the challenges of similar applications. Cloud applications currently employ a subscription model that allows for more regular revenue than traditional users buy new office suites every few years. "As far as corporate users are concerned, Microsoft believes that by implanting search and social data, their products can be differentiated from other companies ' products," Moordelle said. Microsoft wants to make Office more interactive. "Oslo will integrate the capabilities that Microsoft acquired through two mergers and acquisitions. Microsoft acquired the search technology developer Fastsearch & transmits in 2012, when it bought a yammer;2008 year to provide corporate social networking tools. Adam Pisoni, co-founder of the Office Atlas Yammer and Microsoft Vice President Adam Pisony, says Oslo will use the Office graph as an idea that is very similar to Facebook's very popular social atlas. The Office atlas will be around documents, updates, and personnel to communicate and communicate with other colleagues within the organization. Oslo will also allow users to search by category, such as "Send To Me", "About my trends" and "I Modified". The Office Atlas will serve as a data collection repository for user social relationships and activities. Microsoft will also develop data that allows other business software developers to develop applications to enable data interchange between office and these commercial software. In addition, Microsoft has ported the "group Experience" (Groups experience) feature from Yammer, allowing users to create new groups for chat in any Office365 application and automatically include them in inboxes, social push, calendars, and document libraries. Mr. Cooper also said that with OffiThe CE division now covers Microsoft's Bing search business, and future versions of Oslo will also integrate search data from Bing's Web pages. He said Microsoft is currently planning Oslo fees and will open Oslo to specific users in the coming weeks, allowing them to test the Office applications. "Don't think of Oslo as the next generation of word," says Mr. Cooper. It really is a new experience for office suites. ”