Microsoft Outlook For Desktop

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  Microsoft Outlook Email Access Restored After Global Outage Affects Thousands [Updated]

  Microsoft Outlook is down globally, impacting thousands of users who are unable to access emails on various platforms. The company has confirmed the outage, attributing it to issues within its mailbox infrastructure. Microsoft is actively working on a fix to resolve the widespread disruption, aiming to restore full email service for affected users.

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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 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 for iOS Now Supports Add-Ins From Evernote, Giphy, and Others

  Microsoft has also made its own add-ins available for the Outlook mobile app in the form of Dynamics 365 and Microsoft Translator.

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  Microsoft Office 2016 Launched: Top 10 New Features

  Microsoft has released Office 2016, the latest iteration of its productivity suite for Windows desktop operating system.

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  Outlook.com to Get Third-Party Add-Ins and Apps, Tips Build 2015 Schedule

  Microsoft will soon allow developers to create one app to run across Outlook for desktop, Office 365, and Outlook.com.

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  Demand for PCs Still Erratic, Outlook Unstable

  Demand is still falling in emerging markets such as China, crucial to any sustained comeback.