Yesterday, we reported that Microsoft introduced Office software for iPad tablets, iPhone smartphones, and devices based on the Android operating system. Initially, there was information that for those who want to feel all the delights of the mobile Office (create, edit documents and spreadsheets) will have to subscribe to Office 365, but for the owners of Android devices, we have very good news today.
The fact is that Microsoft has removed the subscription requirements for Android devices, which means that owners of these devices can use Office by creating and editing documents without having to pay money. Unfortunately, some restrictions in this case still remain. For example, using the fully free version is not allowed to create and edit Powerpoint documents. On the other hand, Word and Excel will now not require the user to subscribe for the ability to use all the charms of these applications.
Created documents are offered by the Office application to be stored on the OneDrive cloud storage, from where the account holder can access from all of their devices while being anywhere.
Recall that Office is already available in the Google Play Store. Unfortunately, the current version of the application is not optimized for working with Android tablets, so those who want to use it will have to wait a bit.
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