Bringing Office to everyone

Today is the next step in bringing Office to everyone and on every device with the start of Office for Android tablet preview, new Office for iPhone apps, updated Office for iPad apps and more.

Check out the Official Microsoft Blog for details on how we’re continuing to help people use Office everywhere so they can do more and achieve more. For a sneak peek and links to download the apps, see below. And check back here on Office Blogs for ongoing updates on today’s news.

Office for iPhone

The new Office for iPhone apps for Word, Excel and PowerPoint offer the same beautiful iPad experience, optimized for the iPhone. Customers can download the new apps today.

Review tools in Office for iPhone

Insert tables and charts in Office for iPhone

Presenter View in Office for iPhone

Office for Android tablet

We are bringing the productivity of Word, Excel and PowerPoint to Android tablet customers with the Office for Android tablet preview. Customers can sign up for the Preview starting today. General availability is expected in early 2015.

Add transitions in Office for Android tablet preview

View and edit Word documents in Office for Android tablet preview

Insert and edit tables and charts in Office for Android tablet preview

Office for iPad

We’re announcing updates to the Office for iPad apps for Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Customers can download the new apps today.

View and present in PowerPoint for iPad

Insert and edit tables and charts in Excel for iPad

Touch-optimized Office Apps for Windows

We will deliver touch-optimized Office apps for Windows with Windows 10. Additional details will be shared at a later date but here’s a sneak peek:

PowerPoint for Windows 10

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Thanks, just seen this
Screenshot does look like current version

I just checked that. Its a really good news.
Anyways, thanks for the info Brink!

Interesting I may drop my 365 subscription since the free version is available for Windows.

I think Office 365 is a good deal (for me) but you can use the free versions by signing into your OneDrive account. They are OK for basic stuff.

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Hi there.

Great news for Android but the crunch will be in the COST.

Currently I'm using KINGSOFT (now WPS) office on my phone -- and it's FREE - and handles Ms Office formats just fine. I'm not sure I would design complex spreadsheets on a phone but I can see on a Tablet it could be of use. PRICE is key though.

(Incidentally I'm playing around with ANDROID as a VM on a Touch computer -- some of the VM builds are quite good now -- I'll have to see if the preview works on it too !!!).

To get you started read this.



Cheers
jimbo

Drat! Have to be running KitKat on Android!

I think Office 365 is a good deal (for me) but you can use the free versions by signing into your OneDrive account. They are OK for basic stuff.

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Still using Office 2003 used to use Office 2010 at work . Not looked at at Office 365

Will that free office work for Windows 7 (I know this is a windows 10 forum), will access work? I kind of leery loading my password list to the cloud.

Will that free office work for Windows 7 (I know this is a windows 10 forum), will access work? I kind of leery loading my password list to the cloud.

The free web based Office apps with OneDrive will work pretty much with any OS and browser as far as I can tell.

But Access is a different animal, never seen it offered for free in any venue.