Microsoft is investigating an ongoing outage blocking customers worldwide from accessing and using web apps and online services.

With Office 15 for desktop beta expected this summer, a new "preview" version of Microsoft's cloud-based Office Web Apps will also surface this year, says one report.

Well, you don’t have to wait any longer, because anyone can access a technical preview of Microsoft’s Office Web apps right now.

The four apps Microsoft has said will be part of both the consumer and the business versions of Office Web Apps are Word Web, Excel Web, PowerPoint Web and OneNote Web.

Microsoft is making available to thousands of pre-selected testers on September 17 the first Community Technology Preview (CTP) test build of its Web-ified version of Office. Here are ten things ...

A partial outage hit Microsoft 365 Online as many users complained they couldn't access the web services.

You can access the Office Web Apps for free from Microsoft’s SkyDrive. The biggest change, though, is that the Save button is gone. The previous incarnation of “real-time” co-authoring in ...