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64-420: Bing Mobile (previously Live Search Mobile) is a mobile website and collection of applications that serves as a central hub for Bing services and websites in the form of "cards" that present information in a similar manner as Google Now and enables Bing Rewards for US-based users. The Bing Mobile homepage shows the most popular search results in the form of a card, and can be personalised to show headlines based on

128-549: A S40 , S60 or Lumia device from any Internet enabled access point. The service was launched in beta in 2006, and the Nokia Software Updater's beta phase ended at 25 August 2011, and started offering a similar service named Nokia Download!, a utility for downloading content to mobile phones. Nokia Software Updater 3.0.495 was released in 2011. After acquisition by Microsoft, the utility was renamed to Microsoft Software Updater. The service can be used to restore

192-597: A clean, intuitive manner" without the user's requesting it. A review by Ryan Paul of Ars Technica claims that like most other voice activated apps, including Siri , voice recognition is a major issue, but notes that the ability to type queries provides users with alternatives. Some commentators noted that Google Now's predictive power reveals "exactly how much data and information Google actually has about [users'] routines and daily lives." An October 2014 review on Android Central showed Google Now outperforming its competition, Siri and Cortana. UserVoice UserVoice

256-440: A finite number of votes to prioritize software development. In February 2008, White, along with Lance Ivy and Marcus Nelson, launched UserVoice. An early adopter was Stack Overflow , run by Spolsky. UserVoice had 13 employees and 4,000 clients, with 23 million users participating by 2011. UserVoice Feedback collects and prioritizes suggestions from customers as they list ideas and vote on them. This voting can occur through

320-775: A forum for news and updates on Microsoft Mobile's online services and applications. On June 27, 2015, Microsoft launched Microsoft Mobile Devices Community by merging the existing Nokia with the Windows Phone Community and making it a collection of categories in the Microsoft Community. The ranks and points earned by users of the Microsoft Mobile Community migrated, as well as all the articles and discussions, discussions concerning "legacy Nokia-branded Microsoft devices" (Symbian, Maemo, MeeGo, S30, S30+, S40, etc.) were also migrated to

384-524: A preinstalled email client that supports Outlook.com , Exchange , Yahoo! Mail , iCloud , IBM Notes Traveler and Gmail natively and supports many other services via the POP and IMAP protocols (the latter was added with Windows Phone 8.1). Contacts and calendars can be synchronized from other services as well. Users can also search through their email by searching in the subject, body, senders, and receivers, previously opened attachments can also found through

448-676: A private video sharing service for the subscribers of Office 365 Academic or Enterprise license. Office 365 Video can be used for training, promotional and informative videos for employees of companies whose intranets do not support video sharing capabilities. The service comes with a mobile app for iPhone . Outlook Groups was a mobile collaboration application that can be used with Office 365 domains, Microsoft accounts, work accounts or school accounts, despite its name it's not related to Outlook 365 Groups and these two similarly named services do not share many features and Outlook Groups does not integrate with either Yammer and Office 365 Groups. Though

512-578: A replacement for the above numbers, a non-toll-free number was set up at 330-247-7411. This number has also since been discontinued, with callers directed to dial 408-752-8052 instead. In 2014 Microsoft launched Cortana with the Windows Phone 8.1 operating system, Cortana is a digital personal assistant with music searching capabilities and has the ability to tell jokes, show the latest headlines, predict sports events, enable "quiet hours" and show relevant local data using Foursquare . Groove Music

576-517: A single division. Other than Lumia and Surface devices, the blog would also feature news on other Microsoft hardware devices such as the Microsoft Band and Microsoft HoloLens . Microsoft Education Delivery (previously Nokia Education Delivery, and alternatively called Text2Teach) is a service operated by Microsoft (and earlier by Nokia) in developing countries to deliver education material over mobile telephones. It operates in countries like

640-495: A timeline. It can be organised for intensity and shows data averages for daily, weekly, and monthly activity. Motion Data also maps the route where the device has been and lists the applications that have access to the Lumia SensorCore. In November 2015 Microsoft updated Motion Data's user interface to match that of Windows 10 Mobile , added more detailed data collection, and added a list of applications that can utilize

704-464: A two-way dialogue with the user. In late 2011, reports surfaced that Google was enhancing its product Google Voice Search for the next version of Android. It was originally codenamed "Majel" after Majel Barrett , the wife of Gene Roddenberry and the voice of computer systems in the Star Trek franchise; it was also codenamed "assistant". On June 27, 2012, Google unveiled Google Now as part of

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768-595: A user's profile card. Outlook Groups was retired by Microsoft on May 1, 2018 The functionality was replaced by adding the "Groups node" to the folder list within the Outlook mobile app. Microsoft Photosynth is a discontinued digital photo analyser from the Microsoft Live Labs and the University of Washington that can generate three-dimensional models and point clouds of photographs. Users have

832-582: Is a OneNote companion app designed to capture, scan and enhance images of whiteboards and printed documents, including traditional business cards, and store them in various formats including PDF, JPG, Word, OneNote, PowerPoint as well as contact address-book databases (e.g.for business cards). The application was limited in its ability to capture multi page documents. From later updates it can capture multipage documents. It has smart intelligent actions eg: Scanning QR codes for detecting links, Extract text from documents, Scan table, Read aloud text etc. Office Remote

896-453: Is a San Francisco –based Software-as-a-Service ( SaaS ) company that develops customer engagement tools. UserVoice began in 2006, when programmer Richard White decided to create a way to monitor feedback from software users. He created an online forum for users to provide ideas about a project he was designing. White asked users to vote, instead of using programmers, a method inspired by Joel Spolsky , who advocated giving programmers

960-467: Is available as a Java ME application for non-Windows phones, as a richer .NET Framework application for Windows Phones, and as an application for BlackBerry OS , Android , iOS , and Binary Runtime Environment for Wireless (BREW). It provides local listings, maps (road and aerial satellite), driving directions, and traffic conditions. Other features include: The Bing app for iOS (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad) includes these further features: The Bing app

1024-731: Is available in the US on a variety of Windows phones, Android platform devices, all BlackBerry devices, several BREW devices, iPhone and iPod Touch, and Sidekick devices. In the United States , Microsoft operated a toll-free number (1-800-BING-411 or 1-800-CALL-411) for directory assistance called Bing 411. This service used voice search technologies powered by Tellme . Users are able to find and connect for free to local shops and restaurants and obtain driving directions, traffic reports, sports scores, stock quotes, weather reports through this service. These numbers were discontinued on June 1, 2012. As

1088-528: Is not a Google Workspace account ). Other additions were movies, concert, stock, and news cards based on the users' location and search history. Also included was the facility to create calendar events using voice input, for instance, "Make a new appointment for dinner with Steve next Thursday at 7 pm". On December 5, 2012, an update to the Google Search application brought several new features to Google Now, including cards for nearby events, searching by

1152-452: Is primarily targeted at students as a learning tool. Microsoft Math app is also available on iPhones and iPads. On Android, it is available as a Math Helper feature within the Bing app. Microsoft Software Updater (earlier Nokia Software Updater and Ovi Suite Software Updater) is a Windows utility launched in 2007, that enables customers to update and recover their mobile device firmware of

1216-531: The Microsoft Garage , and reduced the number of markets it was available in. Lumia imaging apps (earlier the Nokia imaging apps) are a series of imaging applications formerly by Nokia and now by Microsoft Mobile, which are bundled with its Lumia line of Windows Phone smartphones. Lumia imaging applications were originally based on technology from the Nokia acquisition of Scalado . Some software e.g.

1280-769: The Opera Mobile Store and Microsoft will officially close down the Nokia Store on 31 March 2015. Microsoft officially stopped accepting new applications to the Nokia Publish service and new registrations to the Nokia Publish and Nokia Developer websites since 18 February 2015, and officially retired the Nokia Developer site on 31 March 2015 and encouraged developers to go to the MSDN , TechNet and Windows Developer sites (where Nokia Developer's content

1344-588: The Ovi Store) was the application store for the Nokia Asha platform and the Nokia X platform . Customers could download mobile games, applications, videos, images, and ringtones to their Asha and X devices, the store also listed Symbian and MeeGo applications, though developers could no longer launch nor update them. In January 2015 Microsoft announced that they'll encourage developers to migrate their apps to

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1408-483: The Philippines where it is used in over 38,000 public schools and has been running for 10 years, debuting on the Nokia 3310 device. Microsoft Maths , also known as Microsoft Mathematics or Microsoft Maths Solver , is a freely downloadable educational program, designed for Microsoft Windows , and mobile platforms, that allows users to solve math and science problems. Developed and maintained by Microsoft , it

1472-586: The Windows 10 Universal Application Platform and could be written in the same languages as other Windows 10 applications such as C# , C++ , JavaScript , and Visual Basic. Other than that the Lumia Imaging SDK would also be able to be implemented for form factors other than just Nokia and Microsoft Lumia smartphones as the SDK could now be used for tablets and computers. In Windows Phone Microsoft bundled

1536-687: The Google app and its discover tab. Google first included Google Now in Android 4.1 ("Jelly Bean") , which launched on July 9, 2012, and the Galaxy Nexus smartphone was first to support it. The service became available for iOS on April 29, 2013, without most of its features. In 2014, Google added Now cards to the notification center in ChromeOS and in the Chrome browser. Later, however, they removed

1600-555: The Here Maps' LiveSight technology to augment possible employment information. Unlike JobLens, Internship Lens offers the ability to research employers. It has over 75,000 internships by over 40,000 but is largely limited to geography and offers mostly American information. The service doesn't function outside of the United States. Like JobLens, Internships Lens is powered by Nokia's HERE Maps service and can be launched from both

1664-540: The Lumia Cinemagraph app enables the creation of subtle animated GIFs (or Cinemagraphs) from images. With the launch of Windows 10 Mobile Microsoft would include the Lumia Camera application as a part of the system and would no longer become a Lumia exclusive application unlike the other imaging apps. With the launch of the Lumia Imaging SDK 3.0 Microsoft announced that the Lumia Imaging SDK would support

1728-510: The MSN and subsequently released their MSN suite of applications for other platforms. Nokia Mail and Nokia Chat (earlier Nokia Messaging and Ovi Mail) was launched on 13 August 2008 as a beta release of "Nokia Email service", a push e-mail service, later incorporated into Nokia Messaging. Nokia Messaging operated as a centralized, hosted service that acts as a proxy between the Messaging client and

1792-1082: The Microsoft Camera's lens feature and from the app launcher. Despite most Here powered services being owned by Nokia, Microsoft got the JobLens and Internships Lens after the acquisition. Microsoft announced that they will retire the applications on June 1, 2015, from the Windows Phone Store. Lumia Beta Apps (previously the Nokia Beta Labs) facilitates beta applications being developed by Microsoft or select 3rd party developers for Lumia products. The applications are of reasonably good quality, but may have rough edges and occasional service breaks, not commercialized yet, not guaranteed to be published, not officially supported, under active development, free of charge, not be used for commercial purposes. Applications may graduate to become commercial offerings, or they will be archived along with

1856-601: The Microsoft Community, and the Mobile Devices Community also offered a place for non-Lumia Windows-based devices. It was further renamed to Microsoft Community in 2016. Microsoft Data Gathering (previously Nokia Data Gathering) is an application designed for NGOs and charities originally launched on Symbian and Series 40 devices and launched for Windows Phone 7 in 2012. Microsoft Data Gathering enables organisations to create questionnaires that they can send over to fieldworkers via WiFi and mobile networks,

1920-541: The Motion Data service. Originally Movies & TV was known as Xbox Video, which was rebranded from Zune alongside Xbox Music with the launch of Windows 8 in 2012. Despite being included in Windows Phone 8 and Microsoft stating that Windows Phone 8 could use Xbox Video in the operating system on their websites and press releases, the service itself didn't allow for the downloading and streaming of content until

1984-654: The Nokia Camera Beta trial and re-released the Beta app as "Lumia Camera Classic" while implementing the new features in the Lumia Camera app, and has added OneDrive integration to Lumia Cinemagraph (formerly Nokia Cinemagraph) after first trialing it in the Lumia Beta Apps site. On 25 February 2015, Join Conference (previously Nokia Conference) was made public for all Windows Phones but republished under

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2048-594: The Outlook Mobile application. After Sunrise Calendar's features are integrated Microsoft announced that it would discontinue the application but that it is still available for download in Google Play , and the App Store before its official discontinuation. Office Sway currently has an iOS and Windows 10 app, with a Windows 10 Mobile in development. Microsoft Lens (formerly Microsoft Office Lens)

2112-568: The SmartVote comparison testing feature. In addition, to the original website-style product, iPhone and Facebook apps are available to allow developers to collect feedback for mobile apps . UserVoice HelpDesk is a support tool for tracking and responding to customer issues. Customers can thank the support person who responds to their ticket by giving them "kudos." The system employs gamification techniques to motivate support teams to provide high-quality service. Help teams work within

2176-410: The Windows Phone application did have more features than its counterparts but was criticised for unbundling several core features from the service such as podcasts and FM radio (which got their own applications) with the launch of Windows Phone 8.1. In 2015 Microsoft enabled OneDrive integration that allows users to stream the songs they've stored on OneDrive via Groove Music. The service works only if

2240-480: The Windows Phone platform, which later got Azure RemoteApp support. Google Now Google Now was a feature of Google Search of the Google app for Android and iOS . Google Now proactively delivered information to users to predict (based on search habits and other factors) information they might need in the form of informational cards. Google Now branding is no longer used, but the functionality continues in

2304-408: The ability for participating, installed third-party apps to generate cards; on launch, this included apps such as Airbnb , EBay , The Guardian , Pandora and Lyft among others. On Android 6.0 "Marshmallow" , Google Now supported an additional feature known as Now On Tap , which lets a user perform searches within the context of information currently displayed in an app. When a user activates

2368-560: The ability to scan bar codes. However, when the Search 2.5 update hit, Google removed the "Search With Camera" feature. On March 21, 2013, the Executive Chairman of Google, Eric Schmidt, stated that Google had submitted an iOS version of Google Now to Apple for review and that the app was awaiting approval, but he later said that this was not true after Apple denied this was the case. Despite this, on April 29, 2013, Google Now

2432-781: The application has had several past successes such as in Brazil where the Nokia Data Gathering application was used by the Health Vigilance Foundation to track the spread of dengue fever . The software was originally developed by the Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia , a Brazilian research centre founded by Nokia. Microsoft Devices Blog (originally Nokia Conversations, launched in 2008, and later Lumia Conversations) and Lumia Conversations UK (formerly NokNok.TV) are news blogs by Microsoft that deliver

2496-441: The application is free to download the service can exclusively be used by Office 365 subscribers and further integrates with Microsoft Office's other services like OneNote (with which users can collaborate in "notebook") and the core services like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. In October 2015 Microsoft added Admin functions which added the ability to create groups, manage members of a group, mention full names, highlight and deep link to

2560-679: The browser. Google Now was implemented as an aspect of the Google Search application. It recognized repeated actions that a user performs on the device (common locations, repeated calendar appointments, search queries, etc.) to display more relevant information to the user in the form of "cards". The system leveraged the Google Knowledge Graph project, a system used to assemble more detailed search results by analyzing their meaning and connections. Specialized cards currently comprise: In January 2015, Google introduced

2624-443: The camera when at a museum or shop, airplane boarding passes found from e-mail ( United Airlines in the first instance, more airlines followed). In addition, Google Now would show cards for the weather for upcoming travel destinations, birthday reminders; and monthly summaries of biking and walking activities. New voice action features included with this update include the ability to post to Google+ , song recognition capabilities, and

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2688-615: The core applications Office Mobile offers separately downloadable versions of Teams , SharePoint , the Microsoft Lens(Formerly Office Lens), the Office Remote, and Microsoft Office 365 apps. In 2014, Microsoft acquired Acompli , a company that developed an email and calendar application for Android and iOS which was rebranded as Outlook Mobile. In October 2015 Microsoft announced that another acquisition, Sunrise Calendar would be integrated into

2752-565: The feature, by holding the "Home" button, or using a voice command, the text content of the current screen is parsed for keywords and other information (names of people, television programs and films, etc.)—which then generate cards that display related information, suggestions, and actions. Users can also voice questions related to the subjects of these cards. Scott Webster of CNET praised Google Now for its ability to remind users of events based on past location histories and check-ins, and further commended it for providing "information instantly in

2816-553: The files are in a OneDrive folder named "Music" and otherwise can't detect any other songs. It currently only supports MP3, M4A (AAC), and WMA files. JobLens (previously Nokia JobLens), Boston University JobLens and Internships Lens are augmented reality applications, JobsLens was originally launched in 2013 and largely features the same user interface as the CityLens application, it uses the Here maps' LiveSight technology to visualise

2880-446: The firmware on "bricked" phones which previously could only be done at local Nokia Care customer service centers. MixRadio (formerly Nokia MixRadio, Nokia Music Store, and OVI Music Store) is a music service that was launched as Nokia Ovi Store on 29 August 2007 by Nokia. MixRadio allows free streaming of playlists without any subscriptions or ads. It is available in 31 countries, including the US, Brazil, India and China. Microsoft sold

2944-542: The latest information about Lumia phones, Windows Phone applications and corporate life at Microsoft while also offering news about other Microsoft services and Nokia branded feature phones. The sites are also used to host videos of Microsoft Lumia related events such as the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, Catalonia. Lumia Conversations UK operates a podcast service known as The Nok where they discuss

3008-475: The latest news on Microsoft Lumia related topics and technologies, discuss the products in depth and review applications for Lumia handsets. On September 30, 2015, Microsoft announced that they would merge Lumia Conversations with Microsoft Surface Blog to form the new Microsoft Devices Blog. All old Nokia and Surface articles were migrated to the new site. This move reflected the larger reorganisation where Microsoft would put all their commercial hardware teams into

3072-1290: The launch of Windows Phone 8.1. Movies & TV ais a video streaming service that allows streaming content on multiple devices but lacks the ability to save playback. It integrates with Xbox SmartGlass and can be accessed from the web. MSN Mobile (previously Pocket MSN) includes mobile information and communications services for mobile devices from Microsoft as part of their MSN , Windows Live , and Bing range of services. Many MSN sites can be directly accessed from mobile devices. MSN applications and services come either pre-installed and bundled with Windows Mobile , Windows Phone, and Windows . More recently Microsoft has also started bundling their services with their Nokia-branded feature phones . MSN Mobile product offerings originate from two mobile-focused groups within Microsoft's online services division. The oldest group, named Windows Live Mobile, primarily delivers SMS and WAP-based services. The newer group, MSN Mobile, started in August 2006 focused on bringing MSN premium and user generated content to mobile devices via both mobile browse and client applications. In 2014 Microsoft rebranded their Bing suite of applications to

3136-411: The lessons learnt based on user feedback. Microsoft collects feedback through UserVoice and has since launched several new applications such as Cinemagraph Beta and Gestures. Originally the site was operated by Nokia but Microsoft moved the development to a more feedback-orientated design in August 2014 to allow more users to add their feedback rather than just Nokia-developers. Microsoft has discontinued

3200-615: The notification center entirely from Chrome. Popular Science named Google Now the "Innovation of the Year" for 2012. Since 2015, Google gradually phased out reference to "Google Now" in the Google app, largely removing the remaining use of "Now" in October 2016, including replacing Now cards with Feed . At Google I/O 2016, Google showcased its new intelligent personal assistant Google Assistant , in some ways an evolution of Google Now. Unlike Google Now, however, Assistant can engage in

3264-407: The one displayed. In July 2015 Microsoft announced that they would discontinue the mobile applications for Photosynth from their mobile software distribution platforms but that they will continue to support the application for users who already installed it and that the service would exclusively act as a web service. In February 2017, Microsoft discontinued the service altogether. Microsoft launched

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3328-547: The option to geotag their digital shots on sites such as Flickr and then upload them to the online Photosynth web service. Images uploaded on Photosynth give people the ability to seamlessly view landmarks, public spaces and objects from all sides. The web service can walk or fly through a scene to see photos from any angle, zoom in or out of a photo, see where pictures were taken in relation to one another, smoothly change viewing angle between nearby photos, smoothly zoom in and out of high-resolution photos and find similar photos to

3392-494: The possible employment options of the user, JobLens offers filters for specific jobs based on the user's preferences and jobs recommended by people in the user's social networks. JobLens gathers data from LinkedIn , Salary.com , and Zillow . JobLens users may use Microsoft OneDrive to store their CVs on. Internships Lens is an augmented reality application developed by Microsoft Mobile (previously Nokia) in cooperation with Internships.com and works similar to JobLens. It also uses

3456-458: The premier demonstration of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean at Google I/O 2012. On October 29, 2012, Google Now received an update through Google Play bringing the addition of Gmail cards. Google Now displays cards with information pulled from the user's Gmail account, such as flight information, package tracking information, hotel reservations and restaurant reservations (as long as the Gmail account

3520-487: The remote desktop service for several mobile platforms starting in 2013 with the service's launch on iPhones, iPads and Android tablets, the service features multi-touch capabilities, and thanks to compressing technology can also stream video and audio files, connect to external monitors and display presentations from their mobile device. A year after the Remote Desktop service's initial launch Microsoft expanded it to

3584-645: The search function. Emails are shown with threads, and multiple email inboxes can be combined into a single view (a feature commonly referred to as "combined inbox") or can viewed separately. Microsoft Community (previously known as the Microsoft Mobile Community, Nokia Support Discussions, Nokia Discussions, and Ovi Support Discussions) is a discussion board where users can ask questions about Microsoft Mobile devices and services and contribute by giving insight and information. The website hosts information about Symbian (including non-Nokia Symbian devices by other OEMs), MeeGo, S30, S40, Asha and Lumia devices, and also serves as

3648-682: The service to the LINE Corporation in 2015 and it now operates as a subsidiary called MixRadio Ltd. Motion Data (previously the Nokia Motion Monitor) is a SensorCore based activity tracker included in Microsoft Lumia devices that collects data on a user's steps and physical location for usage in third party applications. Motion Data is included under settings in newer Microsoft Lumia devices and displays user information such as recent insights on physical activity in

3712-668: The upcoming release of Google Now on desktop platforms—the feature would be accessible only via Google Chrome or Google ChromeOS. On January 16, 2014, an alpha version of the Google Now was made available on desktop through the Google Chrome Canary release, although this app lacks some of the cards available on mobile version of Google Now such as public alerts, nearby photos, activity summary and stocks. On March 24, 2014, Google started rolling out Google Now for Google Chrome users who are signed into their Google account on

3776-525: The user's e-mail server. The phone does not connect directly to the e-mail server, but instead sends e-mail credentials to Microsoft's servers. Microsoft discontinued the service for Microsoft Lumia devices and advised its users to migrate to Microsoft Skype . Microsoft officially discontinued the service alongside Nokia Mail on 9 March 2015 and Nokia accounts on April 19, 2015, in favour of Microsoft's own instant messaging service, Skype and Microsoft's own e-mailing service, Outlook.com . Nokia Store (formerly

3840-425: The user's personal settings. Mobile browsing allows users to access Bing on their mobile devices through WAP or GPRS connection. The interface is optimized for viewing on mobile handsets. Users can: In the US on HTML-ready mobile devices such as iPhone, Android, and touch-screen Windows phones, further features are available: The Bing for mobile browser is available in 31 markets worldwide. The Mobile Application

3904-527: Was launched with Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 as Xbox Music, a rebranded version of Zune , in Windows Phone 8 the service was included in the Music + Videos Hub and allows users to download the content they've bought via the Xbox Music Pass and stream it to their PCs. Originally Xbox Music was a Windows and Windows Phone exclusive application, but was launched in iTunes and Google Play in 2013 though

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3968-533: Was made available for iOS in an update to the operating system's Google Search application. Based on Google Chrome code review in December 2012, Google Now was expected to be integrated into the desktop version of Google Chrome. According to Seth Rosenblatt of CNET , it is rumored that Google Now will also serve as iGoogle's replacement in November 2013. On May 15, 2013, at Google I/O 2013, Google announced

4032-618: Was migrated) to develop applications for Windows Phone and Windows. The Nokia Store was officially closed on 31 March 2015. Microsoft Office Mobile (previously Pocket Office) was originally launched in 1998 with Windows CE v1.0, it is a suite of applications that comes bundled with the Windows Phone and has separately downloadable versions for iOS and Android , and was previously available for Windows Mobile and Symbian . Microsoft Office Mobile has 4 core applications which are Microsoft Word Mobile, Microsoft Excel Mobile, Microsoft PowerPoint Mobile, and Microsoft OneNote Mobile, besides

4096-475: Was originally launched by Microsoft Research in November 2013 to control Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint documents using a device running Android or a Windows Phone . It required Microsoft Office 2013 (except for Office 2013 RT) or an Office 365 subscription to work. As of September 2019, the required mobile apps were no longer available. Office Remote had the following capabilities: In April 2015, Microsoft launched Office 365 Video,

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