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Paul Thurrott
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By Paul Thurrott
While we debate whether Microsoft port its Office productivity suite to the iPad and Android-based tablets, a third-party has done just that, offering both to consumers for free. But thanks to complaints from its partners, Microsoft is crying foul, and threatening legal action against OnLive. Is this solution really too good to be true?
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While we debate whether Microsoft port its Office productivity suite to the iPad and Android-based tablets, a third-party has done just that, offering both to consumers for free. But thanks to complaints from its partners, Microsoft is crying foul, and threatening legal action against OnLive. Is this solution really too good to be true?
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