Microsoft, Nokia Team To Add Mobile Office Apps To Phones 154
CWmike writes "On the same day a court banned sales of Microsoft Office for PCs, Microsoft and Nokia said they are working together to put Microsoft Office on Nokia handsets. It's a move that should give Microsoft leverage against Google and others that are attacking its Office business with free or low-priced Web apps. The aim of the deal is to bring an application called Microsoft Office Mobile to Nokia's Symbian devices, they said. They will also do the same for other Microsoft communications, collaboration and device-management software. The applications will be available first on Nokia's E-series phones, but eventually will extend to other Nokia handsets. The Microsoft-Nokia deal brings two competitors together, but could spell the end of Windows Mobile. Gartner analyst Nick Jones said he is becoming 'more concerned' about the future for Windows Mobile and added in a blog today that Windows Mobile 7 could be Microsoft's last update of the product."
So much for ... (Score:3, Funny)
Microsoft and Nokia? (Score:2, Funny)
Uh ho (Score:2, Funny)
"Hi! I'm Crappy, your personal handset buddy. I noticed you pressed a number on your phone keypad. It looks like you're trying to make a call. Would you like me to continue to interfere with this even though you almost certainly know what you want to do?".
Re:So much for ... (Score:4, Funny)
"I see you're trying to drunk dial your ex. Would you like some help with that?"
Re:usability (Score:2, Funny)
Works fine here:
Let's set so double the killer delete select all
See?