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Microsoft Outlook Mobile App for Android, iPhone Gets New Features With Latest Update
Microsoft Outlook received new features for its app on Android and iOS platforms on Monday. The features were introduced as part of app updates on both platforms. According to Microsoft, the Compose and calendar functionalities have been improved on its iPhone app whereas the update for its Android app brings enhancements to events, search, and cal...
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Google to Roll Out Emoji Reactions Feature for Gmail on Android and iOS: Report
Gmail, Google’s popular email client, has been getting updates and new features to make the app more user-friendly. Now, Gmail could soon be getting a new emoji reaction feature on both iOS and Android that will let users react to emails using emojis.
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Microsoft Outlook Begins Displaying More Ads on iOS and Android Apps: Report
Microsoft has reportedly started to insert more ads in the Outlook mobile app for iOS and Android in recent months. This move by the tech giant makes it harder for free users to avoid ads in Outlook mobile. It leaves the user with the only option of subscribing to the Microsoft 365 programme to avoid ads.
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Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android Released in India, Several Other Countries: Details
Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android was released in multiple countries, including India, on Tuesday. The app is said to be aimed at low-end Android smartphone users. It offers all the core features of Outlook, like access to email, calendar, contacts, and more. The app includes support for Hotmail, Live, MSN, and Microsoft 365.
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Microsoft Outlook for iOS Gets Voice Dictation for Emails, Scheduling Meetings; Android Support Coming Soon
Microsoft Outlook is adding a speech-to-text dictation feature to its iOS and Android apps. The new voice dictation feature will make it easier to compose emails, schedule meetings, or search for content on the app. The feature will roll out for iOS first, followed by Android sometime later.
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Microsoft Outlook Lets You Create Short Auto-Breaks Between Back-to-Back Meetings
Microsoft is rolling out new settings in Outlook that gives users the ability to set organisation-wide scheduling defaults that shorten meetings and create space for breaks in-between. The settings ae heavily customisable and lets you choose if the time out should be at the beginning or the end of meetings. You can also choose the length of the bre...
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Microsoft Office Suite Apps for Android Tipped to Get Dark Mode
Microsoft’s Office Apps for Android may receive a long-awaited dark mode feature, as per a tipster. The leak doesn’t specify when exactly the update will be rolled out.
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Microsoft Outlook's Calendar Gets a Revamped Board View Similar to Trello
Microsoft Outlook's calendar has received its first major update in years, and brings a Trello-like Board view for workflow management. Alongside, the Scheduling Assistant has been unveiled for Outlook’s Android and iOS apps.
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Microsoft Lens Is the New Name of Office Lens, First Amongst Many Mobile Productivity Changes
Microsoft Lens is the new name for Office Lens app that lets you scan documents. The app also gets some new features including Image to Text, Image to Table, Image to Contact, and more.
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Microsoft Outlook for Android Now Lets Users Ignore Conversations, Send Them Straight to Trash
Microsoft Outlook’s latest update on Android allows you to send ignored conversation directly to the trash. The Ignore Conversation feature has been available for the desktop app for a while, and is now rolling out to Android as well.
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Microsoft Outlook Mobile App for Android, iPhone Gets New Features With Latest Update
Microsoft Outlook received new features for its app on Android and iOS platforms on Monday. The features were introduced as part of app updates on both platforms. According to Microsoft, the Compose and calendar functionalities have been improved on its iPhone app whereas the update for its Android app brings enhancements to events, search, and cal...
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Google to Roll Out Emoji Reactions Feature for Gmail on Android and iOS: Report
Gmail, Google’s popular email client, has been getting updates and new features to make the app more user-friendly. Now, Gmail could soon be getting a new emoji reaction feature on both iOS and Android that will let users react to emails using emojis.
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Microsoft Outlook Begins Displaying More Ads on iOS and Android Apps: Report
Microsoft has reportedly started to insert more ads in the Outlook mobile app for iOS and Android in recent months. This move by the tech giant makes it harder for free users to avoid ads in Outlook mobile. It leaves the user with the only option of subscribing to the Microsoft 365 programme to avoid ads.
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Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android Released in India, Several Other Countries: Details
Microsoft Outlook Lite for Android was released in multiple countries, including India, on Tuesday. The app is said to be aimed at low-end Android smartphone users. It offers all the core features of Outlook, like access to email, calendar, contacts, and more. The app includes support for Hotmail, Live, MSN, and Microsoft 365.
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Microsoft Outlook for iOS Gets Voice Dictation for Emails, Scheduling Meetings; Android Support Coming Soon
Microsoft Outlook is adding a speech-to-text dictation feature to its iOS and Android apps. The new voice dictation feature will make it easier to compose emails, schedule meetings, or search for content on the app. The feature will roll out for iOS first, followed by Android sometime later.
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Microsoft Outlook Lets You Create Short Auto-Breaks Between Back-to-Back Meetings
Microsoft is rolling out new settings in Outlook that gives users the ability to set organisation-wide scheduling defaults that shorten meetings and create space for breaks in-between. The settings ae heavily customisable and lets you choose if the time out should be at the beginning or the end of meetings. You can also choose the length of the bre...
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Microsoft Office Suite Apps for Android Tipped to Get Dark Mode
Microsoft’s Office Apps for Android may receive a long-awaited dark mode feature, as per a tipster. The leak doesn’t specify when exactly the update will be rolled out.
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Microsoft Outlook's Calendar Gets a Revamped Board View Similar to Trello
Microsoft Outlook's calendar has received its first major update in years, and brings a Trello-like Board view for workflow management. Alongside, the Scheduling Assistant has been unveiled for Outlook’s Android and iOS apps.
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Microsoft Lens Is the New Name of Office Lens, First Amongst Many Mobile Productivity Changes
Microsoft Lens is the new name for Office Lens app that lets you scan documents. The app also gets some new features including Image to Text, Image to Table, Image to Contact, and more.
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Microsoft Outlook for Android Now Lets Users Ignore Conversations, Send Them Straight to Trash
Microsoft Outlook’s latest update on Android allows you to send ignored conversation directly to the trash. The Ignore Conversation feature has been available for the desktop app for a while, and is now rolling out to Android as well.
