Unlimited Account for MICROSOFT OFFICE 365

Subscribers to Microsoft's Office 365 service are about to get serious threshold increases over the number of devices on which they can install the software and the number of users allowed to access the account.

In a post on the Microsoft Tech Community blog, the company writes that, starting October 2, Office 365 Home will see the device limits completely removed. This means that instead of just installing the software on a total of 10 devices, it is now possible to install on an unlimited number of devices.

Upgrading to unlimited devices applies to Office 365 Home and Personal signatures , the latter of which was previously limited to a PC, Mac, or Tablet.

Microsoft is also increasing the number of licenses it provides to Office 365 subscribers. As of October 2, Microsoft is adding an additional license. This makes the value proposition even more attractive considering each license also includes 1TB of cloud storage in Microsoft's OneDrive.

In addition, each license may enter 5 devices simultaneously. Yes, this technically means 30 devices at one time for an Office 365 Home package. The best thing is that all these changes will not affect the current pricing structure and the update will be implemented automatically.

Another notable change for Office 365? You can finally manage your subscription in the Microsoft Account portal instead of having to sign in to Office.

For Windows and Mac users, the Office 365 service was already an attractive deal, especially the Home level. Although there are a multitude of free or cheaper alternatives, Office is still the standard for corporate users and consumers alike.

Microsoft has not commented on why it is removing these limits or enforcing the license number for its Home level, but that move should leave many people happy and certainly attract new subscribers.