Microsoft will launch ipad version of Office before WIN8

"Microsoft may soon launch an ipad version of Office, which could be" faster than you think, "says Mary Jo Foley, a Microsoft journalist from ZDNet, a foreign technology blogger. This version of Office may have been introduced in the first half of this year with code Miramar. Surprisingly, the ipad version could be launched earlier than Win8. The shift in attitude of Microsoft's former CEO Ballmer and other senior leaders at the end of last year may have contributed to the launch. Ballmer has agreed that the Office team will be on the market after the ipad version of Office is ready, even if it leads to an ipad version asking the city before the Win8 version, according to sources. As the ipad continues to evolve, it has been blamed by the industry for not introducing its version in time. Ballmer himself has been hesitant to launch the iOS version of Office, fearing that it will help the other side's product development. There was a heated discussion within Microsoft, and the Office team itself did support the development of iOS and Android versions of Office. And Ballmer is against the protection of Microsoft. The shift in Ballmer's attitude towards the end of last year suggests that he also realizes that the first ipad version of Office is the right thing to do. Microsoft has made similar successes before. Prior to Microsoft's introduction of Excel for Windows systems, the Mac version of Office was first introduced. Apple has a graphical interface with Microsoft, so Excel is first used in Apple computers. And now the practice of introducing office is just another practice of past practice. Earlier Microsoft Vice President John Case said in an interview that "We are really developing an ipad version of Office, but the version of Windows that works for touch screens will be available before the ipad version." The launch time for the ipad version has not yet been announced. "But the case says:" Our ipad application will be a first-class application, will never give up halfway. "And from the current situation, Microsoft is likely to make adjustments in the timing of the launch." Regardless of sequencing, Microsoft's decision to launch the iOS version of Office this year should be determined.