Microsoft brings Word, Excel, PowerPoint under one roof for Android users
Microsoft has made its unified Office experience combining the Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps available for Android users worldwide. Earlier the unified experience designed for mobile users was available only to Office Insiders as a preview, and Microsoft had only started testing it with a small group of users, Thurrott.com reported on Monday, adding that the company was releasing the app for everyone this week. The app allows users to instantly create PDFs from photos or Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents, easily transfer files between their phone and computer or share instantly with nearby mobile devices, sign PDFs using finger, quickly jot down ideas and notes with Sticky Notes and scan QR codes to open links, among others. "Logging in with a personal, work, or school Microsoft Account connected to an Office 365 subscription will unlock premium features within the app," it added.








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