Microsoft partners with LG, Sony and 18 other OEMs to bring Office apps to more Android tablets

Microsoft is not any stranger to pre-installing its applications on various Android tablets over the market. Just 2 months ago the corporation partnered with Samsung, Dell and eight other OEMs to pre-install Microsoft Office and Skype around the companies’ Android tablets. Now an impressive 20 more tablet makers are added to a list, including big names like LG and Sony. Specifically, Microsoft details that Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, OneDrive and Skype are going to be present by using an unnamed LG tablet, plus the recently-announced Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet.

Here’s the full list of OEMs that will pre-install these applications on their Android tablets:

•     Axdia International GMBH – Germany
•     Cube – China
•     DL – Brazil
•     General Procurement – United States
•     Grupo Nucleo – Argentina
•     Haier – China
•     Inco – Mexico
•     Ionik GBMH – Germany
•     Iview – United States and Latam
•     LG – Global
•     Multilaser – Brazil
•     Noblex – Argentina
•     Pacific (Vulcan) – Mexico
•     Philco – Argentina
•     Positivo – Brazil
•     Prestigio – EMEA
•     Sony – Global
•     Teclast – China
•     TMAX Digital – North America
•     Wortmannn – Germany

There’s no denying that Microsoft has some pretty powerful software on the subject of its Office suite. If you were planning on buying a tablet sometime soon, would adding pre-installed Microsoft apps turn you out of the purchase? Or might you prefer it? Let us know how you feel!

Microsoft partners with LG, Sony and 18 other OEMs to bring Office apps to more Android tablets 2015-05-30T07:06:00-07:00 Rating: 4.5 Diposkan Oleh: Unknown