The updated office suite, which requires only a one-time purchase, arrives on the same day as Windows 11.
If you’re not a fan of a subscription-based Microsoft 365, there’s good news: A new consumer version of Microsoft Office that only requires a one-time purchase is launching on Oct.5. Microsoft announced the news in a blog post on Thursday. The aptly titled Office 2021 for consumers arrives the same day as Windows 11. For now, the company is remaining mum on details, such as pricing. But it has published a document detailing the new features in the office suite. They include a new translation function in Outlook, improved performance across the apps, and an updated draw tab.
