Microsoft is not an exception when it comes to making applications for the iPhone. The company is apparently working on a web-based Office app for the handset that will be accessible through Internet Explorer, Firefox and mobile Safari browsers.
While the new Office isn't a native iPhone application, you won't have to jailbreak your handset or install extra add-ons.
Microsoft has just released the latest version of Office Mobile application suite for Windows Mobile 6 based smartphones.
Version 6.1 fully supports Word and Excel documents, as well as Power Point presentations created in Microsoft Office 2007. Other improvements include enhanced viewing experience for charts in Excel Mobile and the ability to view and extract files from .
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