laytech

In my opinion, its not about the new hardware but what they are going to do with the software that matters most. The hardware is more incremental than shout out massive changes because there is a limit how much a leap each iteration can make.

I'd like to think it was more than just a keyboard with a few wires and magnets for the $590 the 12' model costs in Australia.

I can't seem to find the firmware version. Looking in Bluetooth settings I can't see it? Any help with find the firmware version please? 

Personally, I'd like to see a choice of a new form factor, possibly an even bigger watch face, something more masculine or sporty. A ever so slightly larger watch allows for a larger battery, win, win.

Can't wait to see this feature rolled out to the general public. Office 365 has to be one of the most cost effective and high value subscriptions going. You get the full office suit along with OneDrive for a real low monthly fee - Australian dollar term its just $17.20 per month - such great value. Compare that to Adobe subscription which is a rip off at $24.50 per month. You just can't compare the two in terms of value. Adobe should be ashamed. Little wonder people decide to get around their licensing by purchasing other products.

By implementing OneDrive we got rid of DropBox which saved us the cost of our Office subscription. Whilst, DropBox is far superior than OneDrive, OneDrive is improving all the time and it does what we need it to.

For once, Microsoft have got something bang on right, a good product suit at a fair and reasonable price. Its a no brainer for me. Adobe have got it all wrong. It should be a $9.95 product and 3 PC install allowance.