Microsoft has finally announced the official launch date for the long-anticipated new version of Microsoft Office. Office 2016 will be “broadly available” (we’re not quite sure what that means) starting on September 22, whilst Office customers with volume licensing agreements will be able to download the software from October 1.The updated version of Office includes a number of new features for desktop customers, including the ability to co-edit documents at the same time, sync files to OneDrive in the Cloud and more.You may recall Office 2016 for Mac was recently released back in July, with the company stating that the standalone version would not arrive until September, which is why we had already suspected a September launch date.You can read more about Excel 2016 in next month’s newsletter (if you aren’t already a subscriber, simply complete your details below). You can also find more about Office 2016’s release here.