Microsoft’s new Office app for iOS and Android, currently in beta, is supposed to be a “one-stop shop” alternative the mobile Word suite. It combines Office’s three most popular programs—Word, Excel, ...

Microsoft is launching an Office mobile app today for Android and iOS designed to make some of its signature software — Word, Excel and PowerPoint — must-have tools for all smartphone users. Microsoft ...

Microsoft introduced the new Office UI quite a few weeks back. However, if you haven’t received the new Office UI on Windows 11/10, this article will guide you through the process. After following ...

Now that Microsoft is poised to become an Android phone maker, it's a good time to look at what's happening with Office on Android. While Microsoft has developed versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ...

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Microsoft today launched Office for Android and iOS in general availability. The unified app means you no longer need to download, install, and switch between the individual Word, Excel, and ...

Did you know you can open Office apps using keyboard shortcuts? Well, you heard it right! If you frequently use the Office productivity suite and work with the Office apps regularly, you can use ...

Microsoft's Office app -- a single app combining Word, Excel and PowerPoint features -- is available for iPads from the Apple App Store as of today, February 16. Microsoft officials said earlier this ...

There are two ways to get the Microsoft Office Suite on your iPhone — a single Office app, and separate apps for Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneNote. Office apps are free to download, and can be used ...

Microsoft’s mobile version of Office for Android and iOS is distinctly unlike the company’s Office app for Windows 10. While the latter seems little more than a gateway to your recently-used documents ...

The Office app on Windows 10 will soon let you open files directly within it. At first, the Office app will only let you view files, but the ability to update them will reportedly come in the future.