The buzz around the release of Microsoft’s latest Office edition, Office 2010 has not only got users talking about the big changes and advantages in the software applications, but also the developers , themselves; enter Office 2010 the movie. Contrary to its URL, visitors to the website www.office2010themovie.com shouldn’t expect Microsoft’s attempts at the next silver screen box office hit, rather a YouTube-esque video content library of behind the scenes info and advertising for Microsoft Office 2010. As well as the expected cheesy smiley “thank you for choosing us” back door marketing drive, there are a wealth of actually very interesting videos by MS staff offering interesting insights into a host of new features in the popular office application bundle. read more

Softwareload has gone all out this week, offering Microsoft Office 2010 Home and Business for just £186.90, saving lucky buyers a whopping £53.09 (25%) on the UK RRP of £239.99. Office 2010 Home and Student is also yours for the taking for just £82.90 (a saving of £27.09 of the RRP), and Microsoft Outlook 2010 has been slashed to £89.90, more than 25 per cent less than the UK RRP of £119.99. As an added incentive, the offer is up for grabs for the next 2 weeks (2-16 August 2010) as part of Softwareload’s extended “Deal Of The Week” series, so be sure to go to the shop here and secure your download for an unbeatable price. Get your copy now, or for more information, read more

Office 2010 Home and Student 3 users for just £89.90 and Outlook 2010 for just £94.90 out now at your Softwareload Shop! As always, Softwareload is offering you top software for a top price, a secure and green download and is sure that you wont be disappointed by investing in the new era of Office document creation, editing and presentation, as well as the ultimate mail, contacts and calendar management tool offered in Microsoft’s 2010 revamped edition of the all-time home and business favourites. Those of you who have been keeping up with our reports here, here, here or here on all the main features in stall for Office 2010 and Outlook 2010 users are already aware how much this offer should not be passed up. The time is indeed now and the place to get it is definitely Softwareload! Get your download copy in just a few clicks now! If you’d like some more info before “doing the right thing” then as always, read more

This week has once again been full to the brim of sneak peeks, releases and the like. Two of the more prominent product titbits have to be the release of Mozilla’s Firefox 4 preview prototype and Microsoft’s 1 minute introduction to Office 2010. The Firefox 4 developer preview is of particular interest developers interested in the latest progression in integrating Google’s newly open sourced WebM video format as well as hardware acceleration on Windows and Mac for HTML5 videos viewed in full-screen mode and offers developers another chance to submit another round of feedback before the pending beta release at the end of the month. read more

Business consumers have already had the chance to nab their copies of Microsoft’s latest Office, Office 2010, and now it’s time for the rest of us to get ours, well almost! The release date for ‘general users’ to get their mits on a copy of the 2010 suite has been confirmed for the 15th June. read more

Good news for Office business users at the start of this month. As the long-awaited release of Microsoft Office draws nearer, business users can look forward to getting all the fine details prior to general release in June straight from the horses mouth; the horse in this case being Stephen Elop, president of the Microsoft Business Division on the 12th May at 11 a.m. (EDT). read more

Welcome back to Softwareload’s running blog on all things new and improved in Microsoft Office 2010, due to be released later this year. We’ve already had a look at the customisable ribbon, Backstage View and Outlook. Today We’ll be having a closer look at Microsoft’s addition of “Web Apps” to the Office 2010 portfolio. If you’re not sure what Web Apps are, how they work, or indeed why they’re necessary at all, then this is the post for you! read more

In the 2007 edition,  in comparison to other Office features, Outlook lucked out of receiving the facelift it deserved. The 2010 of Office Outlook however boasts all the trimmings, as well as some additional features. Practically and organised chaos are definitely the driving words behind the coming release, however, as with all promises, a lot of the additions are a matter of taste. read more

Some very good news to those of you looking to invest in Office 2007 – a free upgrade to Office 2010! Microsoft have announced that customers who buy (or have bought) a copy of Office 2007 after 5th March will be able on release of the 2010 edition to qualify for a free upgrade. However!!! Here are a few points to take into consideration before rushing to the counter to buy your copy. read more

Welcome back to Softwareload’s running blog looking at the latest developments and features in Microsoft Office 2010. As promised, today we’ll be having a closer look at ‘Backstage View’, what it is, how it works and what users of Office 2010 can expect when using it. read more