Microsoft Office Universal Touch Apps Here S What To Expect From Office For Windows 10

The new Office suite for Windows 10 includes touch-optimised versions of the following mobile apps: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook. All the Office apps for Windows 10 are universal across devices and can therefore fit a range of screen sizes including smartphones and small tablets. The new mobile-based apps are designed from the ground up to work on small devices running Windows 10. With the new Word app, you can create, review, and mark-up documents, as well as share your work and collaborate with others in real time. There is a new Insights for Office feature in Microsoft Word’s Read mode that adds online resources like web references to your reading experience. With the new Excel app, you can create, update, edit, and share spreadsheets like usual (which includes selecting ranges of cells, formatting pie charts, etc). With the new PowerPoint app, you can create, edit, and share slides. There’s also something called Ink Tools for real-time annotating of slides. With the new OneNote app, you can capture all your thoughts, ideas, and to-do lists. It also features the classic Office ribbon experience. With Outlook Mail and Outlook Calendar, you can craft emails and plan schedules. They’ll also offer Microsoft Word built-in, letting you format text. Outlook will also support touch-based gestures, so you can swipe to read, sort, flag, and archive your mail.