The preview period is over. The official versions of Microsoft's new Office apps for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint are now available for Android phones.

The launch follows Microsoft’s big Office news in November, when it made mobile editing free and launched Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for iPhone, as well as the same apps in preview for Android ...

In November, Microsoft released mobile versions of its Word, Excel and PowerPoint office apps on Android, but they were only compatible with tablets to start. Today, they’ve added phone support ...

The new Office app for Android phones brings together Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, saving you time and hassle by letting you easily skip between each one.

About a month after launching a preview of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint for Android smartphones, Microsoft has removed the preview label. Now the company’s mobile Office apps are available for ...

Microsoft's Excel app for Android will soon let you take a photo of a table and turn it into a spreadsheet, the company announced at its Ignite conference. And yes, this spreadsheet can be fully ...

Microsoft has finally added support for Android smartphones to its Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications in the Google Play Store.

Microsoft's new standalone Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps are generally available for Android phones.

For all of your Microsoft Office users, Bellevue has uploaded preview apps compatible on phones to Google Play for Excel, PowerPoint, and Word. Given these are previews, you can’t expect ...

This article refers specifically to the Excel mobile app on iPhone, though most of the comments also apply to the Android Excel mobile app.

Today, the Redmond-based company has rolled out preview versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint for Android phones. Here's everything you need to know (and do) to get started.

Microsoft is rolling out test versions of its standalone, touch-first Word, Excel and PowerPoint apps for Android phones.