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Microsoft Office 2010: Release date will be in June

Microsoft Office 2010: Release date will be in June

By: Alan Ng | December 1, 2009 | 13 Comments

We have some good news for all of you looking to pick up a copy of Microsoft’s Office 2010, as the company has confirmed recent rumors that the software will be releasing sometime in June next year.

As reported from Pocket-Lint, the news about a June release first surfaced last week after a notice was accidently released by Microsoft. However, they have now confirmed the leak, so everyone can now look forward to a full release in June.

If you still havent given Office 2010 a try, you definitely should as it is looking great – read more reasons to try it out here.

The beta is still available as well, so what are you waiting for. Let us know your thoughts on Office 2010 so far.

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  • http://www.dsi-r4.cn 任天堂DSi R4

    Microsoft is famous for it’s applications and operating systems.It’s office xp,office 2003,office 2007 are so famous and people in all over the world use it easily.Now they are launching office 2011 and i hope so that also there are so new features are included.

  • Dhroov

    its 2010 not 2011

  • Dhroov

    dude try out the trial im downloading it right now

  • Anonymous

    I am currently running Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta. This is by far the best office yet. Word, Access, and Excel have many upgrades. The only bad part about it is it runs somewhat slow on Windows XP SP3. I am looking to buy Windows 7, and can’t wait until Microsoft completes the final tweaking and releases Office 2010 to the public in June 2010.

  • http://www.BillyAmato.com Billy Amato

    Office 10 is great running on Windows7

  • Eric

    I cannot understand why they refuse to offer an alternative user interface that brings back the menus that were in versions prior to 2007. Like tens of millions of others, I learned Office on earlier versions, and I’m proficient at using keyboard shortcuts. The Ribbon thing is fine for someone who’s just learning, but it offers no enhance functionality to someone like me. In fact, it makes me less productive because now I have to search for things I used to instinctively know where to find. Microsoft is the most arrogant company I’ve ever encountered. I won’t buy Office 2010. I’ll use Open Office if I buy another computer and need productivity software.

  • Mike

    Downloaded the beta version last night-so far I am finding it a little confusing then the 2007 version, now that being said after using it for a little bit I am finding the new interface and layout interesting. And waiting for the final version for this June.

  • You big baby

    Waaa… I have to learn something new and its hard.. it makes my brain hurt..

  • chris

    He has a valid point that is a major frustration for many of my clients, you are the are the crybaby. The more you need to figure out before you can actually work, the less work you do. That affects the bottom line.

  • Jal

    i just installed beta 2 professional….looks very similar to 2007, but has some minor differences

  • paul livingstone

    iam using the office 2010 pro plus and i just love i will buy the new release the day it is out

  • Garfield

    I have W7 and 2010 beta works GREAT on it

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001178342344 Sunny Solanki

    microsoft 2010 is better than microsoft 2007…..
    its greate guys…try out MS 2010…..