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Google took the lead ages ago by providing a free Office suite replacement on the web. Microsoft followed suit and it has been working on a web-based office suite called Office 365. It’s been in beta for a long time and it’s finally time to be launched. According to Neowin, the suite is all set to launch sometime this month.
Free services for consumers also available
Free services for consumers also available


According to a Tweet post by Jon Roskill from Microsoft, the date set for the launch this year on the 28th of June. He also states there are some 100,000 customers on beta. The beta first launched in late 2010 to limited users after which it was made available as a public beta in April, this year. Those who register for the beta will also get an additional month of free access to the service. The Office 365 suite will include Exchange, SharePoint, Lync (which isn’t available to Mac users) and Office Web Apps 2010. To compete with Google’s mostly free Docs service. Microsoft also has a free version available for non-business or enterprise users. Docs.com is one of them. For business users, the schemes for Office 365 start from $10 a month to $27 a month.

Coca-Cola Launches iPad App for 125th Anniversary

Posted by Abhishek Friday, 3 June 2011 0 comments


If you're a brand and you've been around for 125 years, one way to celebrate would be an iPad app. Coca-Cola launched an iPad app which visually goes through the brand's history, featuring celebrities like Run DMC, James Brown and President John F. Kennedy. It also features vintage ads and photos.
An ad from the Coca-Cola app
An ad from the Coca-Cola app


The app was launched in conjunction with a coffee table book. The book costs $650 (Rs. 29,158) and the app costs $4.99 (Rs. 223). The app also features extra video content, which of course, the book doesn't.

The app was created by Assouline. It's Coca-Cola's second app, the first being Coca-Cola Heritage which was launched earlier in May and is free. This app works on iPhones and iPod Touches as well. The brand also celebrated its anniversary last month with a 3-D projection in Atlanta.


Apple announced that they're going to launch a service called "iCloud" at WWDC this year and speculations have been going around that it's a music based cloud service. Apple hasn't confirmed anything yet but to add to speculations, it's been revealed that Apple's signed a deal with Universal Music Group for iCloud. Apple's already reportedly signed deals with Sony, EMI and Warner Music Group and has agreements with many publishers.
Device convergence for music?
Device convergence for music?



A few details on the service have emerged, as well. For instance, the percentage break up of revenue from the service will most likely be: Labels 58%, publishers 12% and Apple 30%. Amazon's Cloud Player and Google Music are similar services, but the difference is that Amazon and Google's services basically act as cloud lockers where users upload their music to access it on their other devices like phones and tablets. Apple would let users store their purchased content on Apple's servers and no uploading would be required. The service is reported to cost users $25 per year.