
Apple Watch quick-reply features are coming to Outlook on iPhone
Microsoft is testing a new Apple Watch quick-reply feature in its Outlook iPhone app.
Microsoft is testing a new Apple Watch quick-reply feature in its Outlook iPhone app.
Microsoft wants to build one Outlook client for Windows and Mac, replacing the existing clients with an app that's powered by web technologies. When ready, this new client will replace the existing Mail & Calendar apps on Windows 10.
Microsoft Outlook on the iPad has a new feature that improves multitasking, drag and drop support. The feature makes it easy to attach files, images, and contacts into Outlook.
An update to Outlook for Mac is rolling out now. The update brings a new look that's in line with the upcoming Big Sur update. It also is faster and includes several other improvements.
A recent post from Microsoft explains how it's improving search within Outlook on iOS and Android. Several new features are on the way that utilize Microsoft Search to show better results.
Outlook for iOS now allows you to format text. You can change your text's size and style, use lists, and add inline links. The update makes it easier to communicate your thoughts while on your tablet or phone.
Multitasking on iPad just got a bit easier thanks to Split View support for Outlook on iOS. You can now drag and drop text into a message and view content side-by-side.
Microsoft Outlook for iOS now supports Do Not Disturb. People can silence email notifications or schedule quiet hours to pick certain hours to not be disturbed. The feature works with Office 365 and Outlook.com accounts.
Outlook for iOS now brings events from your calendar to the top of your inbox.
Microsoft is giving Outlook for Mac a fresh coat of paint and you can test it right now if you're on the beta testing team.