Sway is the latest product to the join the Office software family. It was first announced at the beginning of this month and is currently available in a preview version. You'll need to request an invite at the Sway.com website if you're interested in trying out the preview. Except today, you have a chance to join without waiting for that invitation.
The official Sway Twitter account is letting anyone join via an open invitation. It's available for a limited time, so act fast if you want to try out what's been described as "PowerPoint on steroids".
Sway is a new way to express ideas across any device. You're able to create an interactive web-based canvas to share ideas, stories and more.
Curious to see what a completed Sway looks like? Go to sway.com/red_panda and you can see for yourself. You'll also see how the content changes depending on whether you're viewing the Sway on your Windows Phone, tablet or 27-inch desktop monitor.
Join Sway today and let us know what you create!
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