Microsoft is launching an updated software of Microsoft Office—Microsoft Office 2016. Answering Andy’s question in the post, I would not buy the Microsoft Office 2016. I personally am still using Microsoft 2011 and I think it is already pretty good enough. The old versions of Microsoft office already has all what I need in my daily life of work and studying. Microsoft Office 2016 might have more fancy functions, but I like using softwares and apps in a simple way since I don’t need that many functions and I just need simple basic tools to finish my daily work. What is more, I think there are a lot of people who are like me; they would not purchase the latest Microsoft Office. As what I know of, many friends of mine have old versions of Microsoft Office like the 2010 and 2011 versions and I don’t see that they have the idea of upgrading their software. One extra thing about Microsoft Office is that for the Microsoft Office 2015 version, there are bugs in Excel. In the beginning of the year, UBC offers free Microsoft Office 2015 downloads for students, however, many of the students are then “forced” to delete the 2015 version and download the old 2011 version because there are bugs in Excel 2015. I think my 2011 Microsoft Office is good enough for me and I will not upgrade it and purchase a new version of it.