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Microsoft Office vs. Microsoft 365: Why one is low-key a scam

Stop paying $10 a month for Microsoft 365 — get Microsoft Office 2024 for a one-time fee and use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote for life.

The Register on MSN · 1d

Ad-supported Microsoft Office bobs to the surface

Microsoft is quietly testing the waters with an ad-supported version of its Office suite. On offer are desktop versions – Windows only by the looks of things – of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. The ad-supported, free version only shows up for a subset of users.

The Verge on MSN · 1d

Microsoft is testing free Office for Windows apps with ads

Microsoft has started testing a free version of Office for Windows that includes ads. Right now, you have to pay for a monthly Microsoft 365 subscription to get access to the full desktop version of Office, but Microsoft has been quietly testing an ad-supported version in certain countries.

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Free vs Paid Microsoft Copilot : Which Version is Right for You?

Learn how Microsoft Copilot boosts efficiency with AI in Outlook, Word, and Teams. Free vs. paid features explained for smarter workflows.

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This deal gets you Microsoft 365 for less than half price... from a certain point of view

A year of Microsoft 365 is available for just $59.99, which is a massive discount compared to what Microsoft charges for a ...

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Microsoft 365 vs Office Online: What’s free, what’s not and do you need the paid version?

Microsoft offers a 30-day free trial of the entire Microsoft 365 suite. This trial enables users to explore the full range of premium applications and services, which include advanced features ...

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3 open source alternatives to try if you no longer want to pay for Microsoft Office

Microsoft Office has been the de facto player in the productivity suite arena. But its cost can be a barrier for many, ...

The Verge23d

Microsoft 365 is losing its free VPN feature

Microsoft 365 loses a feature just as Microsoft hikes ... read, listen to, and explore that fits in The Verge’s universe.

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