Sway could be a PowerPoint killer, and oddly enough, the free presentation tool is from Microsoft. Sway, currently in open preview and part of the Microsoft Office suite, makes it dead simple to ...

The younger you are, the less affection you’re likely to have for Microsoft PowerPoint, which maybe why the Redmond firm has brought out a new, super-simple, mobile-friendly alternative called Sway.

PowerPoint might still be the industry standard for creating presentations, but the program is as old as your intern, has a terrible reputation (even the Army is distressed at its overreliance on ...

Users of Microsoft’s new Sway presentation app can now rest easier knowing their work won’t get accidentally deleted, thanks to a set of new features the company released Friday. When people go and ...

Microsoft brought its Sway presentation tool out of beta Wednesday, making it generally available for anyone who wants to create Web-based presentations that automatically reshape themselves to fit ...

Microsoft has released a new piece of software called Sway that can automatically create elegant presentations out of people’s text, pictures, and videos. The software giant is making Sway available ...

Last week Microsoft announced the general release of its Sway digital storytelling app. Sway, which is part of Microsoft Office and designed for creating presentations, is in many ways an alternative ...

Microsoft gave PowerPoint a mobile-friendly twist Tuesday with a wider public release of Sway, a new presentation app designed for the confines of mobile phones and tablets. The preview version of the ...

eWEEK content and product recommendations are editorially independent. We may make money when you click on links to our partners. Learn More. Users can now restore presentations they deleted in Sway ...

Microsoft is hoping to Sway a few more people with its new presentation tool. The company on Wednesday is taking the “preview” label off of Sway, the design and presentation app introduced last year.

Sway, Microsoft's app for building well-designed presentations on the web, is beginning to seem like more than just a mere experiment. Today, Microsoft announced that it's bringing the app out of ...