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Microsoft unveils touch-friendly Office apps
Microsoft has already released similar touch-friendly Office apps for Apple's iPad & iPhone.
Microsoft said that Samsung will pre-install Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Skype and cloud storage apps.
Microsoft says its new system would be released in autumn 2015.
The Lumia 535 and Lumia 535 dual SIM will be priced at around $137 before taxes and subsidies.
The wearable gadget’s battery life will exceed two days of regular use, Forbes reported.
The next version of Microsoft’s flagship product is aimed at recapturing the lucrative business market.
The software maker will take over the browser building unit of Microsoft’s Nokia mobile phone.
The restructuring may end up being the biggest in Microsoft history, topping the 5,800 jobs cut in 2009.
Microsoft founder Bill Gates on Monday encouraged people in China to do more for the poor.
Windows will be free for companies making phones and tablets with screen sizes under nine inches.
Microsoft could rake in between $840m to $6.7bn a year in revenue from iPad-native Office.
Investors have for years urged Microsoft to adapt Office for mobile devices from Apple and Google.
Bill Gates's net worth of $76 billion pushed Mexico’s Carlos Slim Helu from top spot.
Microsoft said it would update its Windows 8.1 operating system, which runs on PCs and tablets.
Analyst from New York Times said the new iPad Air is lighter than its predecessors.
Apple will also launch the new iPads simultaneously in the US and China.
The software giant’s SA boss says consumers don’t even realise they use Microsoft products daily.
The deal is expected to close in the first quarter of 2014, subject to approval by Nokia shareholders.
Microsoft has tried to tailor its most profitable product for mobile users.