Word app for Android and iOS updated with improved heading navigation experience

To improve the document navigation experience for mobile device users, Microsoft has just introduced a feature update called "header navigation" for the Android/iOS versions of the Word word processing app. With this update, you will be able to browse documents in a new way and find the paragraphs where the titles, text, tables, graphics and other elements are located more easily.

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Secondly, Microsoft is also experimenting with a new feature called "auto-detected headings."

If the current document does not have a title set, Word can also use artificial intelligence (AI)/machine learning (ML) technology to automatically detect potential titles.

Of course, it may take some time for the AI ​​to learn the different ways of writing in a document. Or you can create headings manually in Word Mobile.

Users in need can first open the "Home" tab, then click the "Style" library to apply a customized title style to the text.

After the operation is completed, you can see such a Word document under the title or navigation pane. Of course, the premise is that you have updated to Android 13530.10000 or iOS 2.43 and above.

For desktop users, Microsoft is also planning other feature updates, such as native support for dark mode and the introduction of a grammar assistant.

In addition, the Microsoft Office productivity suite will be more deeply integrated with the Microsoft Android Launcher (Microsoft Launcher), improving the application group functionality, as well as the spacing and consistency of drawer application icons.

Finally, there's an interesting feature called "keyword search," but it's not clear whether it will work with Office widgets or will be limited to Office apps.