My Microsoft 365 subscription is being hiked by 41% on the day of love, so I've lined up a cheaper Microsoft Office alternative.

For just $54.97 (reg. $438), you get a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 and Windows 11 Pro—two of ...

Mashable readers can get a lifetime license to Microsoft Office Professional 2021 and Windows 11 Pro for £44.19 (reg. £352.10 ...

Now that Microsoft 365 has Copilot built in, your subscription price is automatically going up—but you can avoid the hike.

Previously, Microsoft 365 subscribers had to pay an extra $20 per month to get Copilot inside Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as part of a Copilot Pro subscription, but Microsoft is ...

Formerly known as Office 365, Microsoft 365 is important to the company's efforts to compete with Google's productivity tools in the consumer market. But sales to businesses are far more lucrative ...

It’s the first price increase for Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Office 365) since it launched 12 years ago. Microsoft 365 Personal will cost $9.99/month and $99.99/year, up from $6.99/month ...

Microsoft 365 will be unsupported on Windows 10 the same day the OS loses support - October 14, 2025 Users warned to upgrade to new Windows 10 devices for the best experience Some apps will still ...

With 2025 underway, Microsoft is ramping up its campaign targeting the 800 million users yet to upgrade from Windows 11, before it is retired in October. “What does this mean?” the company ...

Office Home & Business and Office Professional Plus. The specific versions of Office include Office 2016, 2019, 2021 and 2024. Microsoft has long been pushing Windows 10 users to jump ship to ...

Unless Microsoft hadn’t already made it very clear that it wants you to upgrade your Windows 10 PC this year, the company has announced it will stop supporting Office apps on the older OS come ...

Microsoft 365 subscribers in Australia, New Zealand, and some Asian markets just got an AI upgrade, along with a huge price increase. How long until customers in the US and Europe see the same?