Microsoft has started overhauling its legacy apps on Windows. More than 10 years of Mail and Calendar software will merge into one app. Outlook for Windows The application will offer a new option to Windows users.
Mail and Calendar are gone, Outlook for Windows is coming
Microsoft announced a while ago that it will update its apps. The software giant, which received reactions from users about the sudden change, updated the timeline for the transition. One of the notable changes was the removal of the Mail and Calendar application.
Microsoft first said it wants to switch to Outlook for Windows in September of next year. With this change, both old applications would be removed and useful features would be added to the new application.
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However, according to revised information in the Microsoft 365 Roadmap, the company is reevaluating the timing and implementation of this change. Although the technology giant has not announced when the application will be released, it has shown that it is committed to this issue.
According to information from Microsoft, with the transition to the new Outlook application, users will no longer be able to access the Mail and Calendar applications. Users with a Microsoft/Outlook 365 subscription will be able to instantly switch to the new tool. Outlook for Windows will also support third-party email.
The technology giant has also been working on important innovations for Windows 11 for a while. When we look at the new interface, we see that the tab feature has arrived, similar to a web browser. However, it is possible to say that the menu and address bar on the left and the search box have a more modern design.
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