PowerPoint might still be the industry standard for creating presentations, but the program is as old as your intern, has a terrible reputation (even the Army is distressed at its overreliance on ...

Microsoft gave PowerPoint a mobile-friendly twist Tuesday with a wider public release of Sway, a new presentation app designed for the confines of mobile phones and tablets. The preview version of the ...

Microsoft’s newest addition to Office, Sway, is finally ready to join the rest of the productivity suite: the company today announced the app is losing the ‘Preview’ tag, along with receiving a new ...

We can't even remember the last time we saw someone under 30 fire up a PowerPoint instead of a Prezi when giving a talk. Microsoft hopes to put the kibosh on that with Microsoft Sway, its new ...

Today Microsoft released a new application that is designed to help you make a functional, good-looking presentation with a focus on doing it fast. At first you might think, “PowerPoint…?” No, this ...

Sway has always been a tool for individuals looking to create content in a new and interactive way to help reach their audiences. Due to feedback from the Sway community through UserVoice, you can now ...

Microsoft is rolling out on October 1 a preview of a new Office content aggregation and presentation application called Sway. Codenamed "Remix," the Sway preview initially will be available as a Web ...

At some point in your life, you’ve used PowerPoint. Whether for a class project or a meeting of some sort, you’ve click and dragged text boxes, dropped in photos, and awkwardly presented a slideshow.

This article originally appeared in Business Insider. We can’t even remember the last time we saw someone under 30 fire up a PowerPoint instead of a Prezi when giving a talk. Microsoft hopes to put ...

Sway could be a PowerPoint killer, and oddly enough, the free presentation tool is from Microsoft. Sway, currently in open preview and part of the Microsoft Office suite, makes it dead simple to ...

When Chris Pratley and his team ask for user feedback on Microsoft Sway, they sometimes have to emphasize that they’re not building PowerPoint all over again. At a glance, you’d be forgiven for ...