#7.Microsoft Health

Microsoft Health is a cloud-based service that helps you live healthier by providing actionable insights based on data gathered from the fitness devices and apps that you use every day. The service collects data from your SmartWatch, smartphone or activity tracker and can help you monitor your sleep quality, how much calories you burn and how much recovery time your body needs after training. It uses this data to provide suggestions that can help you meet your fitness goals.

#8.Microsoft OneNote

Microsoft OneNote is a digital notebook. It is a free app for PCs, Macs, iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Kindle, and add-on for Web browsers. You can keep track of notes, clip web pages and make a to-do list, as well as draw and sketch your ideas. Share notes with friends and colleagues, plan vacations, share meeting minutes or lecture notes with people around you. OneNote is your one place to capture and organize everything. They are automatically saved and synced in the cloud.  

#9.Microsoft Office Lens

Office Lens is the new camera built that lets you take pictures of whiteboards or printed documents, enhances your photo by cropping, sharpening and straightening it, so that it looks almost like a scanned image. Lastly, your picture is added to your note, so you can retrieve it later. It works with Windows Phone and it’s built into OneNote for Mac, OneNote for iPad and OneNote for iPhone.

#10.Microsoft Remote Desktop

Microsoft Remote Desktop app lets you connect to your office PC and your work resources from almost anywhere. Experience the power of Windows with RemoteFX in a Remote Desktop client designed to help you get your work done wherever you are. The app works on Windows, Mac, Android, and iPad and iPhone.

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