Microsoft Office 2013 support is already ending in 2023, or 12 months from now. As such, it won't be long until Microsoft Office 2013 users will need to switch to a higher and more recent version of ...

Microsoft on Wednesday offered a short posthumous public notice that its perpetual-license Office 2013 product has passed its end-of-support phase. Office 2013 fell out of "extended support" on April ...

Two weeks ago, Microsoft backpedaled from a sweeping change on how it licensed retail copies of Office 2013, deciding that it would, after all, let customers move the software from one machine to ...

Shortly after upgrading to Windows 8 I decided to take the double plunge and upgrade to Office 2013. Instead of paying a few hundred dollars and seeking to check out the SaaS offering I opted for the ...

Microsoft has reminded customers earlier this week that Microsoft Office 2013 is approaching its end of support next year, advising them to switch to a newer version to reduce their exposure to ...

Microsoft will launch Office 2013 and new Office 365 subscription plans today, a move that also starts the countdown clock ticking for the expiration of free previews the company distributed last year ...

I'm curious. RTM means that the final code to be delivered to customers is complete, right? Why does Microsoft have such a long delay before general availability? I can see releasing it to OEMs so ...

Microsoft is tempting Windows and Mac users to buy the current versions of Office by offering a free copy of Office 2013 when it is released. Lance Whitney Contributing Writer Lance Whitney is a ...