Office for Android updated with a bunch of new features

Microsoft has released a pretty major update for its Office apps on Android. The company is adding a couple of new features to all of the Office apps on Android with the latest updates. Firstly, the update brings the ability to view IRM-protected files on Excel and Word. The update also improves formatting within the app, as it introduces a couple of new colors which users can use for fonts, shapes, etc. In addition to this, the update also allows users to pin a specific file to their Android home screen, which allows them to easily access the important files right from the Android home-screen. Here is the full changelog:

Excel

• View IRM-protected spreadsheets: Now you can read spreadsheets protected with information rights management (IRM)
• More colors: Now you can pick from a rainbow of colors for fonts, shapes, and all your formatting
• Add shortcut to your home screen: Add your favorite files to the home screen to keep them handy
• Export to OpenDocument Format: You can now export a spreadsheet to the OpenDocument Spreadsheet (.ods) format

Word

• View IRM-protected documents: Now you can read documents protected with information rights management (IRM)
• More colors: Now you can pick from a rainbow of colors for fonts, shapes, and all your formatting
• Add shortcut to your home screen: Add your favorite files to the home screen to keep them handy
• Open plain-text files: You can now open files that were saved in plain text (.txt) format
• Export to OpenDocument Format: You can now export a document to the OpenDocument Text (.odt) format

PowerPoint

• More colors: Now you can pick from a rainbow of colors for fonts, shapes, and all your formatting
• View IRM-protected presentations: Now you can read presentations protected with information rights management (IRM).
• Format Background: Customize a slide by adding the background color of your choice.
• Add shortcut to your home screen: Add your favorite files to the home screen to keep them handy
• Export to OpenDocument Format: You can now export a presentation to the OpenDocument Presentation (.odp) format.

If you use Office on Android, you can get the latest update for Word here, Excel here, and PowerPoint here.

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