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Microsoft Office 365 Launches Public Beta

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There are a variety of stories coming out today regarding the availability of the Microsoft Office 365 cloud service public beta, including this one on PCMag.com and the official news release on Microsoft.com here. The beta is available to 38 markets and in 17 languages.

Office 365 brings the familiar experience of Microsoft Office together with SharePoint Online, Exchange Online and Lync Online as a cloud service which will always be up-to-date for customers. You can read about some of the customers that have already been testing the early beta in the news release.

Another part of the announcement today was the Office 365 Marketplace, which is a simple way for customers to find apps and services when they want to customize and extend Office 365. The Marketplace is live already and has over 100 apps and 400 professional services available from a community of 16,000 Microsoft cloud partners.

There’s a variety of information and the link to join the beta on the Office 365 site, as well as blog entries like this one on Top 10 Q&A’s, available on the Office 365 Community site.

For information on the other offerings Microsoft has available for cloud computing, check out the Cloud Power site. If you have questions or comments, please post them here and I’ll work to respond as quickly as possible.

Thanks for your time - larry

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  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    MikePappa1 - Probably some of the most interesting work in integrating natural user interface experiences is coming in the Kinect SDK from Microsoft Research, which is intended for non-commercial and experimental usage.  You can find information here - research.microsoft.com/.../kinectsdk - and also sign up for more information.  Of course Windows 7 enables 'touch' interfaces today and you can find info on that here - windows.microsoft.com/.../touch - as well as on the MSDN site - msdn.microsoft.com/en-us.  Hope this helps get you started.  Larry

  • Anonymous
    April 19, 2011
    Very cool guys. After the cloud, are we pursuing intergrating humans interfacing directly to each other without a mouse or keyboard? Please let me know if anyone is currently working on this as I would like to contribute and be part of that realm. What are your thoughts?

  • Anonymous
    April 21, 2011
    its great to hear such great version of office 201o is released. i was looking for its beta realease from a long time on office 201o. and found a link to this article. thank you for posting such great article.