As promised, the iPad versions of the Microsoft Office suite — Word, Excel, and PowerPoint — all are now available in the App Store. All three apps are free to download, but require a $120-a-year subscription to Office 365 to get the most out of them.
All three apps offer the same set of features as the desktop versions and sync through the cloud to your desktop via the aforementioned Office 365 subscription.
Download:
- Microsoft Excel for iPad — Free
- Microsoft PowerPoint for iPad — Free
- Microsoft Word for iPad — Free
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