Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. AP Microsoft just announced that it's bringing the new Office apps optimized for Windows Phone to the Windows 10 Technical Preview this month.

This means you'll be able to see exactly how Office 2016 apps will work on Windows-powered phones in the coming weeks. Microsoft previously showed off how these apps would work on tablets back in February.

Microsoft has two versions of Office: the Universal Office apps, which have specific features that make it easier to use Office on mobile devices, like small tablets and phones. The desktop version of Office 2016 is really meant to be used with a keyboard and mouse, but is also touch enabled. It's the version you would commonly use on laptops, desktops, and tablet-laptop hybrids.

We got a close look at how these Universal and desktop Office 2016 apps work, and here are some of the most interesting features we found: