Microsoft has announced that its four productivity apps for Apple iPad users – Excel, Word, PowerPoint and OneNote have jointly surpassed the twelve million downloads from the iTunes App Store. The firm failed to mention the breakdown for the downloads.
While the Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint separate apps were free simply every week ago the OneNote app has been on the market for one or two of years on the iPad device.
The news through tweet early Friday from Microsoft’s official ‘Office’ account that declared more than the twelve million downloads of Excel, Word and PPT. Notably, these office apps are free to anyone who needs to scan Office’s Word, Excel and PowerPoint programs on the iPad, it will need a subscription to Microsoft’s office 365 to make and edit the documents on the device. The office 365 subscriptions price $70 (roughly INR 4,209) or $100 (roughly INR 6011) annually, with the lower cost putting a lot of restrictions on the amount and kinds of devices that may be used.
The firm additionally created a very important modification to its apps for the iPhone and the android mobile devices. With the recent update of the Microsoft office Mobile for iPhone and android, editing office files is free for ‘home use’. Earlier, users may solely view Excel, Word and PowerPoint files on their mobile devices, however writing on needed a paid Microsoft office 365 subscription.
Though Microsoft mentioned edit of the documents via office Mobile for iPhone and android is free just for home use and still expects the enterprise users to buy a subscription for office 365, within the world the company has no checks over wherever the app is being downloaded and used, therefore all users will enjoy this move.
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