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Microsoft 365’s best-kept secret is retiring from the desktop

By Sean Endicott Published

Apps Microsoft will retire the Sway Windows app in June 2026, pushing users to the web version.

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EXCLUSIVE: Interviews with Sway Creator Chris Pratley & Program Manager Nathan Freier

By Jason Ward Last updated

I’m excited to share with you interviews with Sway creator Chris Pratley and Program Manager Nathan Freier! And just to make things interesting, those interviews are actually in the form of Sway!

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Microsoft updates Sway presentation tools by letting others collaborate on projects

By John Callaham Last updated

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Microsoft adds Sway integration into the Windows 10 Photos app

By John Callaham Last updated

Microsoft is adding a new feature to its Windows 10 Photos app. It will include integration with its Sway multimedia presentation tool so that it can turn photos from the app into stories.

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Sway and Docs.com are the storytelling tools for the storyteller in each of us

By Jason Ward Last updated

We are all Storytellers. In virtually everything we do we tell stories. Office Sway is the unique canvas that allows us to compose rich web-based content (stories) quickly and easily!

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Microsoft adds interactive charts and more to Sway presentation tools

By John Callaham Last updated

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Windows 10 Sway app officially launches, Windows Phone version in the works

By John Callaham Last updated

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Sway for Windows 10 updated with better way to find your presentations

By John Callaham Last updated

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Microsoft updates Sway for Windows 10 with recycle bin, full screen mode and more

By John Callaham Last updated

Microsoft has recently updated its Sway multimedia creation tools for Windows 10, adding in features such as a recycle bin, full screen support and more.

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Microsoft's Sway multimedia presentation app will soon have a Windows 10 version

By John Callaham Last updated

Microsoft has announced that its Sway multimedia presentation and creation app will be released as a native Windows 10 application sometime later this summer.

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