This week, Microsoft announced add-ins for Outlook Mobile, starting on iOS. This is an important step for Outlook Mobile and for mobile productivity apps in general.

Microsoft today announced the two-year anniversary of Outlook Mobile for Android and iOS. And starting today, the iOS version is gaining a new add-ins capability.

Microsoft often speaks about the "transformation" that it is undergoing in its transition to the cloud. But I sometimes wonder if Office will be left behind in this transition.

It's a new year and a new month of updates for the many products and services that make up Microsoft's Office 365.

While you can easily configure and use your Microsoft account on Windows, Android, and iOS, the Mac requires a bit more work.

This week, Microsoft issued a fairly major update to Outlook for iOS that addresses a few of that app's shortcomings.

If you're anything like me, your Microsoft account is the core of your online identity. It's time for a check-up.

Thanks to an offline installer, Office 365 for home subscribers can install Office 2016 repeatedly without having to download it each time,

Office 365 is closing out a very busy year with the first major update to its home page experience, which is found at Office.com.

In 2016, Microsoft took decisive steps away from its traditional roots and embraced a more open future in the cloud.

Microsoft today announced its December updates for Office 365, and this time around, there's a big focus on accessibility improvements.

Good news: You can still use an Office 365 Personal offer to add time to an existing Office 365 Home subscription.

Following up on last week's OneNote posts, I thought I'd open up my own notebooks and explain how I use this product every day.

Expanding on its previous pledge to bring Visio to iPad, Microsoft revealed this week plans for Visio on iPhone and the web as well.

Microsoft announced today that it has finally added Cloud Storage Partner Program (CSPP) support to the Android Office apps.