traducido por Federico Dilla
Microsoft Sway is now available to all users without invitations
By Fco. José Hidalgo Productivity
Microsoft has today issued a notice which states that its new tool aimed at creating jobs and presentations, Sway, begins
12/15/2014
Sway
Microsoft has today issued a notice which states that its new tool aimed at creating jobs and presentations, Sway, begins to be available to all users without invitation. All you have to do is go to Sway.com and log in with a Microsoft account.
The company itself states that its new tool is still in preview phase, and to date, have been working hard to make improvements based mainly on contributions that users have made, which both they and the new ones are added, will continue to make their contributions for them to be considered for future improvements.
Microsoft has also provided data, pointing to his new tool has received more than 175,000 requests for access to one million unique visitors. The opening of access without invitations occurs 10 weeks after the release of the tool itself.
It has also listed those improvements that just launched in Sway, highlighting the ability to undo and redo, incorporating the role of bullets and numbering in your toolbar texts, the ability to edit paragraphs of text directly from the canvas itself the possibility of rearranging sections as desired, among others.
From today, Sway has a new update of the mobile application for iPhone, being limited its availability to Australia and New Zealand, where it was launched a few weeks ago.
This update, the announcement includes some key improvements based on feedback from users of the first version. Furthermore, it has set up a UserVoice forum where users who can make contributions based on the iPhone application can participate. It is further expected that the application be launched soon in the United States and other English-speaking countries.
Microsoft Sway ya está disponible para todos los usuarios sin necesidad de invitaciones
Microsoft ha hecho público hoy un anuncio en el que señala que su nueva herramienta orientada a la creación de trabajos y presentaciones, Sway, comienza