ATLANTA — Microsoft made good on a promise to release an Android mobile app for SharePoint. At its Ignite conference here this week, the company unveiled an early access release for Android ...

Back in May, Microsoft revealed that they were going to be releasing a mobile version of SharePoint and would be launching an Android app in the future.

Microsoft is planning on releasing new SharePoint mobile apps for iOS, Android and Windows starting this quarter, as well as a new OneDrive Universal Windows Platform application for Windows 10.

Microsoft will gradually roll out the updated SharePoint app with the AI-driven Find tab for Android and iOS mobile device users over the next few weeks.

The app will feature most of the main capabilities of SharePoint, at least on the user end, such as access to the company intranet and files. It will be available for Android, iOS and Windows 10 ...

Microsoft SharePoint mobile app for iOS, the first of its three promised new SharePoint apps for mobile devices, is available for free.

Microsoft SharePoint is getting a number of updates over the coming year, to benefit the more than 200,000 companies using it today. OneDrive is getting updated as well, with a new UWP app.

Until now, SharePoint hasn't had an Android app, but not any more: Microsoft's just released an early access version of the app on the Play Store.

Rumors and conjecture have circulated about a possible SharePoint App store since the release of SharePoint 2010. A number of independent attempts currently exist, though they amount to little ...