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1. #HOW TO USE MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR YOUR LIFE FULL#
2. #HOW TO USE MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR YOUR LIFE WINDOWS 10#
3. #HOW TO USE MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR YOUR LIFE ANDROID#

Now let's get your PC fully connected with your phone for the full Microsoft-Android experience. PC-phone continuityĪll right - so your home screen is all set with a hearty helping of Microsoft magic.

#HOW TO USE MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR YOUR LIFE ANDROID#

JR Raphael/IDGĪ taste of Windows Phone on Android via the Square Home 3 launcher. You'll sacrifice the tight integration with Microsoft services provided by the official Microsoft Launcher, but if your phone's interface is a top priority, you might just be happy with the tradeoff (even if only for an occasional bit of weekend nostalgia). The launcher - which isn't actually developed by Microsoft - emulates the tile-centric "Metro UI" from the Windows Phone platform. We'll get into more phone-to-PC connecting possibilities in a second, but first, an alternate home screen option for anyone who's really missing the Windows Phone look: Try Square Home 3. (The feature is presently available only with personal Microsoft accounts, unfortunately, though Microsoft says support for work and school accounts will arrive in a future update.) The Microsoft Launcher also empowers you to send documents, photos, and web pages directly from your phone to your PC.

#HOW TO USE MICROSOFT OFFICE FOR YOUR LIFE WINDOWS 10#

See that tab labeled "Timeline"? That lets you link your Windows 10 PC to your Android phone and then pull up recent computer-based activities - like documents you were working on or websites you had open. The Microsoft Launcher's feed and main home screen panel. But beyond that, it adds a hefty dose of Microsoft into the mix, with Bing-powered search (by default), one-tap access to Cortana, and prominent placement of recommended Microsoft apps.Īnd then there's the most distinguishing element of all: To the left of the main home screen panel sits Microsoft's take on the Google Feed - a card-based collection containing items such as news, weather, agenda info, and quick glances at your notes, tasks, and recent documents from the appropriate Microsoft services. On the surface, Microsoft Launcher has the same sorts of features you'll find in other Android launchers - the typical tools for customizing your home screen's appearance, creating gesture-based shortcuts, and so on. The core of your Android setup is your home screen - and the app that'll turn it into a hub for your Microsoft-Android experience is the aptly named Microsoft Launcher. Home screen and basic Microsoft connections Here are the ingredients and the steps to get started. With the right set of apps, in fact, you can basically create a Windows-centric environment on any Android device - with everything from the services you adore to the phone-to-PC harmony you crave. And given Android's immense flexibility and customization potential, that opens the door to some pretty compelling possibilities. Windows 10 Mobile) out of the picture, Microsoft is devoting an ever-increasing amount of energy to creating its own mini-platform within Google's Android ecosystem. You just have to look to an unlikely bedfellow. Microsoft's Windows Phone platform may effectively be dead at this point, but don't despair: You can still get a fantastic Microsoft experience on your mobile device.