Office Mobile, as it is being called by tech blogs, will enable Word, PowerPoint and Excel document viewing, but by signing up for an Office 365 subscription users will also get basic editing functions on their smartphones or tablets -- however, don't expect the full functionality of the Office suite.
The Verge, which broke the story on Wednesday night, claims that the iOS version of the app will arrive in late February with the Android version expected to land in May 2013 -- only five years after the first Android phone was launched.