Microsoft’s released a few apps here and there for the iPhone and iPad but has kept one of its prize breadwinners out of the iOS fray. According to The Daily, which appears to have some insider info on Microsoft lately, that all might change in 2012 with the launch of Office for iPad. The publication claims that this new release will play nice with Office 365’s cloud-based service, and iPad documents should be compatible with the desktop versions of Office. In fact, this closely mirrors both Office for Windows Phone and iWork on the iPad, with document syncing and compatibility between mobile and desktop apps. Office for iPad’s price point also is rumored to be similar to iWork on iOS’s $10 per app pricing. The Daily claims a new Office for Mac will be coming out closer to the end of 2012, but the iPad apps are likely to launch much sooner. It looks like Microsoft’s big 2012 is getting bigger.
Microsoft reportedly launching Office for iPad in 2012
Microsoft is reportedly bringing Office to the iPad in 2012, as well as launching a new version for Mac OS X.
Microsoft is reportedly bringing Office to the iPad in 2012, as well as launching a new version for Mac OS X.


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