Ayse Birsel and Bibi Seck are product designers. They work with Herman Miller, Hewlett Packard, Target, and Renault, to solve problems and bring innovative solutions to market. Their award-winning designs span the office, home, bath, retail and automotive sectors

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MS Office for iPad

Jonathan Geller of BGR published a report, quoting “a reliable source,” that claims Microsoft Office for iOS will launch in November. He also said that it will be available on both iPhone and iPad, rather than iPad-centric like once believed. The report does not provide any more information, but here is how The Daily originally described the app a few months ago:

The app’s user interface is similar to the current OneNote app, but it has hints of Metro, the new design language that can be seen in Windows Phone and in the as-yet-released Windows 8 desktop operating system. Word, Excel and PowerPoint files can be created and edited locally and online.
Consequently, Microsoft Office Live could also get a new complete overhaul to match its recent design changes.