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But they're far more interested in macro-level trends that show shifts in overall usage patterns as mobile broadband use continues to increase. Share: | |  | | Downloads: Editor's Collection | | Power Up Microsoft Office With These Add-InsLike most of the PC-owning world, you likely use Microsoft Office to get a lot of your work done. And like most of the PC-owning world, you wish you could get more out of Office. Wouldn't your life be easier if you could use the interface more effectively? Or Sync Outlook contacts with your Google account? How about combining the power of Office with the power of Google Docs? Help is on the way. We've rounded up ten programs that will help you do all that and more. | | Xobni 7647 Downloads | Free | Filed Under E-Mail | | This free application is a must-have for anyone who lives in Outlook. | | | Search Commands 2511 Downloads | Free | Filed Under Business | | Not sure upon which tab a command resides? 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