Microsoft has announced updates for its Office suite of productivity apps as well as its Outlook email client that will take advantage of the new features in Apple’s iOS 9, WatchOS 2 and the upcoming iPad Pro. Thanks to iOS 9’s support for multitasking, you’ll be able to use two Office apps simultaneously on the same screen, and switch between them or copy content over in a pinch. View and work with two Office apps at once The company says these features will be useful in a number of ways. For example, you could jot down tasks in OneNote while…
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