Starting today we're in preview in the Google Play store. Microsoft Edge, now on your Android device — woo! https://t.co/nz8858IDyI — Lauren Cascio (@lcascio) October 12, 2017

The company's default browser for Windows 10 is an uncluttered Internet Explorer replacement. It brings those design traits with it to mobile, along with its core desktop features (including the Hub and reading view). Best of all, Windows users can sync their browsing data, and open mobile web pages on a PC with a tap. Like the Launcher before it, Edge's synchronization perks should prove a boon for Windows diehards.

You can grab the app by signing up for the preview on the Google Play Store. Expect an official launch on iOS and Android later this year, which may also include support for tablets.