
Microsoft’s Office Mobile for iPhone is a “half-baked” effort that breaks basic features like file compatibility, according to the chief executive of rival CloudOn, which provides Office compatibility across the Apple iPhone, iPad, and Android platforms.
However, Milind Gadekar, CloudOn’s chief executive, acknowledged that Microsoft’s offering was superior in its offline capabilities, a lead that it hopes to erase throughout the rest of the year.
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It is normally easy to build up a picture of what Apple is planning with the iPhone 6 by looking for clues within stores and the supply chain. Today, we have received another hint thanks to some new in-store investment by Apple although this news might upset a few of our readers that were hoping to see the iPhone 5S screen size increase.
The image you see below this article is screen machine that Apple stores would use to fix your phone, so hearing these machines are being replaced in United States stores with support for the same display as seen on the iPhone 5 signals no change in screen size. This at least gives us a hint at likely screen specs for iPhone 5S.