Microsoft Office mobile App officially changed its name to Microsoft 365

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens LJL Longwei, ckeong89, Mu Yujun and Changan Jun for their clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 19, 2009. At last year's Ignite 2022 conference, Microsoft announced that Office 2022 was renamed Microsoft 365. Windows, mobile and web-side Office applications will start renaming programs one after another in order to create a more unified experience.

Microsoft Office's Android and iOS mobile App have been officially renamed Microsoft 365, and their names and icons have been changed in Apple's App Store and Google's Google Play store.

The ▲ iOS version was updated to version 2.69.1 on January 18. CTOnews.com found that the new Microsoft 365 app has not changed much except for changing its name and icon, and you can use it as usual.

Microsoft says Microsoft 365 is the ultimate daily productivity application that can help you create, edit and share anytime, anywhere. With the help of Word, Excel and PowerPoint,Microsoft 365 is the goal of dynamically creating and editing documents when you need them most.

It's easy to write a blog in Word, manage a budget in Excel, or practice the next business promotion in PowerPoint. With integrated editing capabilities, Microsoft 365 is a complete document editor within reach. You can also scan and sign important documents, create PDF, and update your resume anywhere with just a few clicks.

With intelligent cloud services and trusted security, Microsoft 365 applications can help you maximize productivity in your work and life.

Microsoft has previously said that as part of Microsoft 365, users will continue to access applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook. Microsoft will also continue to provide consumers and businesses with an one-time purchase of these applications through the Office 2021 and Office LTSC programs. In addition, the Office 365 subscription plan has not changed.