Sway also diverges from Microsoft’s traditional approach to developing software, especially Office. Instead of building most of the product and collecting a bit of private feedback before ...

Microsoft Sway is a presentation program that lets you create slideshows, newsletters, resumes, blogs, and more. You can also share your Microsoft Sway projects online with friends or co-workers.

Last week Microsoft announced the general release of its Sway digital storytelling app. Sway, which is part of Microsoft Office and designed for creating presentations, is in many ways an ...

Sway -- one of the apps that CEO Satya Nadella is touting as indicative of Microsoft's new focus on productivity-- allows users to choose among a variety of layout types, both linear and non ...

Heard of PowerPoint, that popular (or not-so-popular) presentation program? Microsoft's own alternative, called Sway, is now available on Windows 10 devices and Apple products.

Microsoft is hoping Sway will appeal to a new set of users: Movers and shakers who want to whip together presentations across a slew of devices, from their 20-inch desktop to their 4-inch smartphone.

Microsoft’s newest Office app, Sway, is a bit of a head-scratcher. Instead of designing a new service to complement Word, PowerPoint, or OneNote, Sway meets them all in the middle. And if you ...

Sway feels like a one of Microsoft's experiments. It has created a platform for making online presentations that are simpler than PowerPoint but also seem to blur the line between a traditional ...

Microsoft is launching Sway today, a new app that’s part of the company’s Office family of products. It will sit alongside the regular Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote apps as a rich ...

Sway is a potential complement to some other Microsoft Office applications, though at this point, there's no direct integration between them. PowerPoint, Office Mix and OneNote are all examples.

Cybercriminals are using Microsoft Sway to host landing pages used in phishing campaigns, experts have claimed. The attack was spotted by cybersecurity researchers from Netskope Threat Labs, who ...