Microsoft announced a whole bunch of new features headed to Outlook across all platforms today. The one thing they all have in common? Helping you save time and (hopefully) create a better work-life balance.
A leaked video shows off Office Spaces, a new product from Microsoft that helps you organize your projects. It brings together e-mails, appointments, and documents into separated project spaces.
Several Microsoft services have access issues right now, including Outlook.com, OneDrive, and Skype. Microsoft is "rerouting the impacted traffic to mitigate impact."
Outlook on the web is one step closer to becoming a progressive web app. People on the web spotted an install button for the website and "PWA" in the site's manifest file.
Outlook on the web will integrate with Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar.
Outlook.com now supports groups so you can easily share files, events, and other Outlook content with your friends and colleagues. A similar feature was already available for Office 365.
The new Outlook on the web brings a fresh interface and many features to streamline communication and scheduling.
Hackers used a Microsoft support agent's credentials to read subject lines, view who accounts were corresponding with, and even view the contents of emails in some cases, for months.
Any Office 365 customer can now give Outlook.com's new look and features a try.
Outlook.com will soon make it much easier to sort through the deluge of promotions in your email inbox, thanks to verified business icons, a portal for managing newsletter subscriptions, and the ability to see deals without clicking into each email.
Outlook.com's new dark mode is now rolling out to everyone, just in time for the service's redesigned look to exit beta.
Microsoft is rolling otu a new look and feel to all Outlook.com users, along with some new People and Claendar experiences for beta testers.
Now you can chat away with Skype friends from your Outlook.com beta inbox.
The calendar portion of Outlook.com is getting a new look for beta testers.
Microsoft is currently working on issues with its Outlook.com web email service. Some users cannot currently log into their accounts.
Microsoft's free web email service Outlook.com has added support for accessing files stored in Google Drive. It has also added support for accessing and attaching photos from a Facebook account.
Microsoft now says that messages spotted by some Outlook.com users claiming the upgrade to the new version would be completed by the first half of 2017 was 'incorrect'.
Microsoft is launching a new feature for Outlook.com users today. The Outlook Interesting calendar feature offers special editions to help users keep track of special events, such as the upcoming 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.
Microsoft has stated that it expects the rollout of the new Outlook.com to be completed by the end of summer.
Outlook.com web email users got a lot of spam in their inboxes on Tuesday and earlier today, but Microsoft put in two fixes that finally ended the spam flood.