Microsoft's best Android apps have nothing to do with Office

Microsoft’s Android apps often get overlooked because most people think first of Office. But several non-Office titles stand out for everyday use. Microsoft Launcher, reshaped from Arrow Launcher, keeps a simple home-screen layout while adding a multi-row “Your Feed” that behaves like a customized Discover stream and integrates with the native calendar and to-do list. Microsoft To Do focuses on core productivity with color-coded lists, labels, emojis, starred items, collaboration, due dates, recurring reminders, and “My Day” and “Planned” views. Microsoft Translator adds two-way text/voice conversations, photo translation, and a phrasebook. OneNote rounds out the set with digital notebooks, drawing, audio, checklists, web clippings, and tags.