And NOTE:
Tsers who purchase a Windows Phone will have these benefits:
* Office Mobile will be preinstalled and activated;
* users will be able to save documents to the phone itself, as well as SkyDrive or email;
* WP users will be able to filter and search for documents;
Users can also easily open documents with permissions attached to them.
* Office 365 includes a license of up to five mobile devices—but Windows Phones don’t count against that limit.
The biggest annoyance, however, is that—like the iPad—tablets aren’t supported in either Office Mobile for the iPhone or the Android version, either. Those trying to hunt and peck at keys in the back of a jouncing taxi are likely to grit their teeth and muddle through; by doing so, however, Microsoft is tacitly encouraging customers in the direction of a Surface tablet—now at a new low, low, price—or even a full-fledged Windows 8 PC. (“Phablets” like the Samsung Galaxy Note II should still be supported, however.)
Who the heck is going to write a novel on a phone?