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Office Web Applications, the browser-based versions of Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote, are now being made available

Today at its Wordwide Partner Conference in New Orleans, Microsoft announced that the Microsoft Office suite has reached

We recently had the opportunity to test the new Microsoft Office plugin from OffiSync, which integrates Google Docs

Today, the web office company Zoho, whose line of products competes with other web applications like Google Docs

Zoho, the web office company that competes with Google's online tools (and does so quite well), has introduced

Now that we have online office suites like Google Docs, Zoho, and even Adobe's Acrobat.com, you may not

Every year we do a review of the top Internet companies, to identify the ones that had the

We all tend to think of fax machines as quaint, 20th century products that became irrelevant when the

Microsoft announced this morning at its PDC conference that the next release of Microsoft Office will include browser-based

Last week, we covered how Zoho is defying conventional wisdom in the Web Office market. But is being

We all love the David and Goliath story. What about David vs two Goliaths? That is the improbable

If you were interviewing someone for a position with your company and they admitted that they didn't know

It's the weekend, so time to review the week's web tech news, reviews and analysis on ReadWriteWeb. On

One of the software programs mentioned at this year's IORG conference (see our coverage here) was SmartDesktop. This

Enterprise 2.0 is a rapidly growing trend that takes the concepts and tools of social media (social networking,

DreamFactory's suite of Enterprise 2.0 applications consists of a Project Management module, a Time and Expense Module, a

Google's hosted office suite Google Docs has been down for more than 30 minutes, rendering documents inaccessible and

It's no secret that not everyone can afford to buy Microsoft Office to create brilliant PowerPoint presentations for

Back in March, we said Adobe was slowly building an online empire. Today, that news turns out to

Blist, the cloud database application, which we covered back in March when they launched into their public beta,