We know that Microsoft has a Windows 10 app planned for Office Sway and it appears as if its debut isn't too far away. The app is now available in the Store, though it doesn't actually work yet it seems. On opening we're greeted with the message seen in the image above.
Despite this, the Store listing does reveal to use what the new app looks like.
"Reimagine the way your ideas come to life. Sway is a digital storytelling app for work, school and home that makes it quick and easy to create and share polished, interactive reports, presentations, personal stories, and more. Add your content, and Sway will do the rest."
Sway has been absent from Windows and Windows Phone thus far despite apps appearing on the iPhone and iPad in recent times. That left the web app the only way to go for Windows users, but it looks like we're getting a nice looking app for Windows 10.
Until we can actually use it we're not able to comment on performance and features, but from the screenshots alone it looks like its nicely done. Check them out in the gallery below.
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