Microsoft is said to be releasing Androping office in March 2013

Microsoft may be developing an official version of the Android Platform Office application, according to a news release from the Czech Verge. Microsoft currently uses only OneNote and Lync two in Google's Play store. If the message is reliable we should soon be able to see the entire office suite from the official. According to Verge, Microsoft says: In addition to Windows, Office will also work with other operating systems, including Windows Phone, Windows RT, Mac OS, Android, iOS, and Symbian. The message also indicates that Office Web apps will also be updated. and mobile platform office will be released in March 2013, while supporting mobile phones and tablets. This is in contrast to what we heard earlier this November. Of course, the exact price is unknown. Although still remain in the hearsay stage, but its credibility is still high. As previously rumored, Microsoft has already released the Office suite on Mac, so it's natural to continue to release the Android platform version. There are already a lot of office replacements in Google's Play store, and Google has recently acquired Quickoffice and is constantly upgrading for drive. If the mobile market is left unchecked, Microsoft may face greater competition, so Android office may be free.