Beginning in November 2022, Office.com, the Office mobile app, and the Office app for Windows will all be transitioning to become the new Microsoft 365 app. This change comes with a new icon, a new look, and some brand-new features.
This appears to mostly be a branding change. The Microsoft name will now be included in the name of its flagship productivity suite. The logo also will be changing from the orange open-ended square to a blue and violet hexagon figure. Look closely, the center emptiness seems to emulate a shield, bragging of Microsoft’s cloud security, or is it just me? There are many new features beyond just updated branding (see below).
As with other Microsoft products, this will be rolled out little by little. Expect to see changes starting in November 2022, and updates for the Office App on Windows and the Mobile App in January 2023.
Basically, everything will run as usual, and you don’t have to do anything as Microsoft will convert your content for you. Some new features you may already have or will have with Microsoft 365 are:
You can read more about the full change here.
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