“The most striking application improvement is the new Office Mobile for Standard. One of the big criticisms of Windows Mobile for Smartphone was its inability to edit Microsoft Office documents. Now, Office Mobile lets you view PowerPoint presentations and view and edit Word and Excel documents – a little. In Word, editing is restricted to inserting and deleting text, and a few very basic formatting commands like bold and underline; there’s no font or paragraph formatting, nothing rich. In Excel Mobile, there’s a neat zoomed-out “overview” mode, basic formula functions and support for multiple spreadsheets, but there’s no “new” option in either program. That’s right, these programs are for editing e-mail attachments, not creating new documents. The new OneNote Mobile, part of OneNote 2007, can create new documents, but it isn’t included by default with Windows Mobile 6.”Find out more about the Microsoft’s new OS here:
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