Office 365 Home Premium, Microsoft's new subscription-based version of Office 2013, lets you use your applications anywhere. But does it really cost less than the client version?

Did you start with Office 365 Personal but now need Office on multiple computers, tablets, and phones? No problem. Upgrading from Personal to Home won't take long.

For now, Office 365 Home Premium is priced at $99.99 for an annual subscription, with permission to install the suite on up to five PCs and Macs.

Office 365 Home Premium, which includes such familiar programs as Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Access, will be offered with a yearly subscription fee.

Today Microsoft announced the availability of Office 365 Home Premium, a partially cloud-based productivity solution for consumers that melds the traditional Office desktop applications and a ...

Microsoft's equivalent of home base is the recently released Office 365 Home Premium, a subscription cloud service that allows anytime-anywhere access to your documents, across multiple devices.

Microsoft's Office 365 Home Premium subscription business is continuing to grow steadily, and is now at more than 3.5 million subscribers.

“Today’s launch of Office 365 Home Premium marks the next big step in Microsoft’s transformation to a devices and services business,” said Steve Ballmer, CEO of Microsoft. “This is so much more than ...

If you do plan on working with Office 365 for a full set of cloud functionalities, you'll be tossing down $100 USD per year. If it's worth that amount to have all of your documents in the cloud ...

Office 365 Home Premium is a fancy word for Microsoft’s new subscription-based, cloud-hosted way of getting Word, PowerPoint, and Excel (plus corporate stuff, if you want it).

Microsoft now offers discounts of 30% on consumer-grade Office 365 subscriptions to employees of companies with “Home Use Program” agreements.

How I upgraded Office 365 Personal to Office 365 Home for $10 Instead of spending $100 for a one-year, five-license Home subscription, spend $70 (or less), then $10.