After you have created or customized an app using the service, you can add it to your SharePoint page with the Power Apps web part. Simply enter the app's web address or the app ID, and then resize the app to fit the page.

When you add a modern page to a site, you can add and customize web parts to build your SharePoint page. This article describes the Embed web part. You can display content on your SharePoint page from sites that allow embedding (like YouTube or Bing maps, for example).

If you’ve been using the web page editor to change the general layout and appearance of a web page but still haven’t got the look and feel you want, adding your own HTML code may be the answer.

Now you can seamlessly share webpages between your mobile device and your PC using the Link to Windows app on your Android device and the Phone Link on your PC.

Once you've created or customized an app using the service, you can add it to your SharePoint page with the Microsoft PowerApps web part. Just enter the app's web address or the app ID, and then resize the app to fit the page.

You can transfer content from your Android device to your PC and from your PC to your Android device. To get started, go to Apps and select Open phone screen or select the app you’d like to drag content from or into.

Learn how you can add functionality to your SharePoint site by adding built-in apps, organization provided apps, or get third-party apps at the SharePoint Store.

This setting lets you choose if you want the Windows Subsystem for Android™ to be open in the background and always ready to open mobile apps, or conserving memory on your device.

With the Phone Link app on your PC, you can open and use apps from your Android device.

While you're connected to the Internet, paste the URL into a Word for the web document. When Word for the web recognizes the hyperlink, it automatically embeds the content. You can the play it right from the document using the website's controls for play, pause, volume, etc.