Microsoft releases an Android app called "Microsoft Apps"

Although the title is a bit confusing, Microsoft has indeed released such an Android app. "Microsoft Apps" aims to recommend Microsoft's own popular applications to users, even if it is aimed at Google Android, the biggest competitor of the Windows 10 Mobile platform. Of course, after Microsoft announced that it would transform into a service-oriented company, it is not surprising that it would try every means to attract software users on various platforms.

Over the past year, Microsoft has repeatedly mentioned its cross-platform strategy countless times, and has "let bygones be bygones" pushed its own productivity applications and other solutions to iOS and Android platforms.

As Windows 10 and Universal Apps grow, the power they unleash will ultimately benefit Microsoft.

Back to the topic, Microsoft hopes that everyone will continue to use its own solutions on the Android platform, so the official application "Microsoft Apps" has appeared on the Google Play Store.

"Microsoft Apps" contains more than 80 contents including Skype, games, search tools, and garage projects. Interested netizens can download them from the Play Store.

Portal:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.appmanager