It is common knowledge that Microsoft improves and develops its products, and the Office suite is among them. After Satya Nadella took over as CEO of Microsoft, it looks like his company has accelerated software development, and while in the past we got new versions of Office every three or four years, this time it looks like we'll get a new Office two years after the release of Office 2013. the first screenshots of the upcoming Office 16 suite have leaked onto the internet, and we cannot rule out that this suite will appear on the market at the end of next year together with Windows 10. If this were true, then we could expect the announcement of the set already at the beginning of the year, and at the same time we could expect the release of the Tech Preview.
As you can see in the screenshots below, the future version of Office will offer a visual novelty in the form of a "dark mode". It will practically only be a matter of the dark gray color replacing white, which will be appreciated by many users. After all, "dark mode" is what many users are asking for, and Microsoft hasn't given it to them yet. In this way, we will get the same gesture with Office as with u Windows – where Microsoft will offer the best of both worlds. In addition, the "Tell Me" light bulb will come to Office, which is actually a successor to the legendary "Mr. Staple" from older versions of Office. The bulb is located at the top of the screen in a visible place and will serve as a helper for those who need to find something or need help with something. In addition, the new Office will offer other functions such as automatic rotation of images according to metadata, which actually made Microsoft work with Office faster again. The Outlook application, the e-mail client that is part of the suite, gets new synchronization options for a change, which includes the ability to synchronize e-mails that are 1, 3, 7 or 14 days old. This will be especially suitable for people who use Office on laptops and tablets with small storage.
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*Source: The Verge
