Enterprise, start your Xbox: 'You will be able to run Office' on games console, says Microsoft

Charlee Gothard
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Universal Apps may be more universal than we thought, with an Xbox One store to come

The Universal Apps version of Microsoft Office will run on Xbox One, and the console is due to feature its own expanded, developer-led app store, Microsoft has told Computing. Speaking to us at ...

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