Early next year, free office apps will log on to iOS first.

According to foreign media theverge, Microsoft has developed Office software for the ipad and iphone and Android platforms. Although the media has been rumors about Officemobile news, but Microsoft is tight-lipped. Reports say they know Apple has plans to release the Android and iOS versions of Office in early 2013. Officemobile will be available to Android and iOS users in the form of a free application, so users can view their Office files anytime, anywhere. As with current SkyDrive, OneNote applications, Officemobile requires that users have a Microsoft account. At the beginning of application publishing, users with Microsoft accounts can perform basic viewing operations in their applications. The new application will support Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files, and users subscribing to OFFICE365 will have permission to edit the files. Microsoft will provide users with the purchase of Office365 subscription services in the application, or allow the enterprise to distribute code, so that users can use the Officemobile editing function. New applications allow users to perform basic editing operations, and you don't expect it to completely replace desktop version office. Microsoft said in a media conference in the Czech Republic that Officemobile would be released in 2013. Reports say they have received news that iOS versions of Office will be released prior to the Android version in late February or early March, and that Android users will need to wait until May. Theverge confirmed the message to Microsoft, whose spokesman said office will support Windows, iOS and Android platforms.