Microsoft’s Unified Office App Gets Updated With iPad Support

Microsoft Office all-in-one app is now accessible for the iPad. The app, which mixes Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint below one roof, was initially launched for Android units and reached the iPhone in February final 12 months — after being accessible for testing below a public preview. However, it has now been up to date to work on iPad units. The arrival of the brand new Microsoft Office app for iPad units signifies that customers will now have the ability to get an iPadOS-optimised productiveness suite from the Redmond firm that permits creation and modifying of Word paperwork, Excel spreadsheets, and PowerPoint shows — all from a single app.

Users can download the Office app for iPad units straight from the App Store. It brings entry to Word, Excel, and PowerPoint from a single set up. This signifies that you now not have to have devoted Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps in your iPad. Microsoft, nonetheless, nonetheless has them accessible by means of the App Store — in case you don’t want all three of them.

In addition to the unified expertise, the up to date Office app for each iOS and iPadOS units (model 2.6) brings the flexibility to allow you to create and signal PDFs. It additionally helps you to convert your footage into paperwork. You also can rework your screenshots into PDFs or PPT information for future use. Furthermore, the up to date Office app helps you to insert date form, photographs, and notes in a PDF file.

The up to date Office app is 358.1MB in dimension and requires at the least iOS 13.Zero or iPadOS 13.0.

For the previous few months, Microsoft has proven curiosity in supporting iPad customers. The firm simply in October up to date its Word, Excel, and PowerPoint apps with mouse and trackpad support for the iPad. It additionally brought a dark mode for the iPhone and iPad in 2019.

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