
Windows 10's Mail app rolling out new option to select fonts
An update to Windows 10's default Mail app finally adds support for switching up your font settings.
An update to Windows 10's default Mail app finally adds support for switching up your font settings.
The default Windows 10 Mail app is getting a slight revamp, including a new dark mode.
Microsoft is now testing banner ads in the Windows 10 Mail app, and you'll need to shell out for Office 365 to get rid of them.
Windows Insiders will now be able to switch from Mail and Calendar to Microsoft To-Do with just a click.
The default Mail app for Windows 10 is picking up inking support with its latest update, allowing you to add some personal spice to your outgoing emails.
Microsoft has two official mail apps for Windows 10. Windows Mail is the free offering that ships with the OS and is available through the Windows Store, while Outlook is part of the company's Office 365 suite.
The latest update to Microsoft's Mail app in Windows 10 has added inking support for Windows Insiders to try out.
The update brings links to Outlook for Android and iOS to the settings pane on Windows 10.
Microsoft is adding some more Fluent Design flourishes to the Mail and Calendar app for everyone.
Fluent Design is finally making its way to the Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 10! Here's a closer look at what to expect.
A new Mail app is now in testing with Insiders in the Skip Ahead ring that brings new Fluent Design effects to Mail and Calendar!
Microsoft has detailed a collection of new features coming to the Mail and Calendar apps on Windows 10.
Microsoft appears to be finally testing Focused Inbox for their Windows 10 Mail app. Here is what it looks like.
Microsoft has pushed out an update to its Outlook Mail and Calendar Windows 10 app that includes improvements to the calendar Live tile to the Start screen.
Microsoft is pushing an update out for Mail and Calendar to those on an Insider build of Windows 10. The update brings a few new features to the app, like the ability to open email messages in a new window and more.
Microsoft has posted a general development update on its Mail and Calendar apps for Windows 10. It offers a list of recent feature additions, which include two ways for users to check on what's been added in recent app updates
Viewing mail in a new pop-out window is handy for those who wish to check through messages without having the UI of the main inbox present and cluttering up the screen. Unfortunately, this feature isn't available in the built-in Mail app for Windows 10, but this is about to change.
A new version of Outlook Mail & Calendar is available in the Store for Windows 10 Mobile. This update brings the new formatting and email sizing feature to all Windows 10 Mobile devices and puts all phones on the same version number for the email app.
Members of the Windows Insider program can download a new version of the Mail and Calendar app for Windows 10. It adds a few new features that will likely be added to the app for non-Insiders in the future.
For those on the Windows Insider program you can now enjoy a year-view for the native Calendar app.