Microsoft Is In Denial About Office For iPad
21/02/2012 |
Remember that Office for iPad product shot that was floating around earlier today? Well, Microsoft won’t actually come out and call it bogus, but they do say any report of Office for iPad is based on “inaccurate rumors and speculation.” So is that a denial or what?
The New York Times reached out to Microsoft, who said:
The Daily Story [about Microsoft Office for iPad] is based on inaccurate rumors and speculation. We have no further comment.”
That seems like a pretty...
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