<p>Microsoft's Office blog, "Office Next," revealed what programs like Word and Excel will look and feel like on a Windows RT tablet.</p><p>According to the blog, the Microsoft Office team was looking at what consumers required in a mobile version of the Office Suite. They discovered that users wanted two things: a full Office experience, and great battery life while using it.</p><p>So, the team did just that. Office Home and Student 2013 for Windows RT isn't just a viewer or a quick edit system; it's a full Office experience complete with Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OneNote just the way they work on a PC.</p><p>But for obvious reasons, Office can't work on a Windows RT tablet exactly the way it works on a PC. A different device calls for different functions, so the Microsoft Office team addressed this as well. The question at hand was, how could they create a classic full Office experience that adapts well to a tablet?</p><p><a href="http://www.dailytech.com/Microsoft+Shows+Off+Office+Home+and+Student+2013+for+Windows+RT+/article27683.htm">Keep reading...</a></p>