Office 365 Home Premium, which includes such familiar programs as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Access, will be offered with a yearly subscription fee.

I’ve been testing the entire Office 365 family for the past few months, starting with the already released Office 365 Home Premium and working my way up more recently to the new business editions.

Though Office 2013 and Office 365 will both be available to purchase in stores, you won't actually find an installation CD in the box. Even if you buy it from a brick-and-mortar kind of place, you ...

What’s free. Office Online offers the core four: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote—the same as you’d get with the Office Home & Student 2013 suite.

Office 365 Home Premium is cloud-connected in several ways. For example, when you save a document in Word or Excel, it saves simultaneously to SkyDrive and to the computer’s hard drive.

Aside from the consumer-focused Home Premium product, Microsoft also announced that Office 365 University, which will retail at a cut price of $79.99 for a four-year subscription.

The only option under Lync on the Office 365 Home page is to install Lync 2010. As the link implies, clicking on it will download and install the Lync 2010 client software.

It is good at collecting information from screen shots, Web clippings, and randomly scrawled notes. ... All of those apps get dumped onto your drive when you install Office 365 Home Premium Edition.

A subscription to Microsoft Office 365 Home Premium lets you install a full copy of Office 2013 on up to five devices and also lets any Windows 7 or 8 machine temporarily download Word, Excel, or ...

An Office 365 Home subscription lets you use Office apps on up to five separate PCs or Macs, five tablets, and five phones. If your siblings, roommates, or friends are also thinking about getting ...

When you’re installing, you may get receive an error, see Troubleshoot installing Office and Office 365. After you have Office installed, try creating a few documents. If an Office program looks ...