Posted on Friday, January 11 2013 @ 19:23 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Neowin
picked up a rumor that Microsoft is planning to launch Office 2013 on January 29th, about two months earlier than previously expected. The US will reportedly get it first, while other countries will follow in the coming months, with all of them completed by November.
A few days ago, there were reports that Microsoft was going to make us wait until March 31st to launch Office 2013. Today, a new report suggests that Microsoft's latest version of the office productivity suite will be made available to the general public in just a few weeks.
Specifically, ZDNet.com reports that, according to their sources, the launch date for Office 2013 is looking like it will be January 29th. The same report claims that Microsoft is holding training sessions for its partners in its Redmond, Washington headquarters for both Office 2013 and the new version of Office 365 the week of January 21st.
