All-in-One App for Microsoft Office now available for iPad

The All-in-One app for Microsoft Office has now been made available for iPad. Microsoft Excel, Word, and PowerPoint will all be combined under one roof with this application. The application was launched for Android devices originally and reached last year in February for the iPhone. The Office app will be available for download directly from the App Store.

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