When using the Microsoft Outlook email client on the iPhone or iPad, you might notice how the app displays the recipient/sender initials in the banners instead of a profile picture when the latter isn’t available.
In addition to being free, Microsoft Outlook now runs natively on Apple silicon Macs. Planned new features, such as menu bar peek, are scheduled to launch soon.
Microsoft is boosting advertising in its mobile Outlook email client, with free users seeing more email-like ads at the top of their inboxes than ever before.
The Big Sur 11.6.7 update for Mac computers running macOS Big Sur fixes an annoying mail attachment issue in apps like Apple Mail, Microsoft Outlook and more.
Microsoft is allegedly working to replace its native Outlook apps for Mac and Windows computers with a progressive web app sporting features like local storage, caching and more.
If you have a Hotmail or Outlook email account that’s set up in Mail on iPhone or iPad, then you may have been running into this issue since the releases of updates to iOS 14 and iPadOS 14. You repeatedly get a pop-up message asking you for your email account password. Guess what? You’re not alone.
If you’ve been using the keyboard shortcuts we’ve listed for Microsoft Office apps like Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, then these shortcuts for Outlook are for you.
You might prefer to use Outlook as your email app on Mac or simply use it for certain accounts or businesses. If so, these keyboard shortcuts for Outlook can have you organizing your inbox, sending and receiving emails, and formatting text quickly.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to change the default email app on your iPhone and iPad to Gmail, Outlook, Spark, or something other than the default Apple Mail app.
Microsoft has confirmed that its all-new Outlook for Mac app will launch soon, and with a major redesign along with it.
Microsoft has updated its Outlook email client for iPhone and iPad with the ability to ignore unwanted email threads that folks on other platforms have been able to do for a while now.
Rich text formatting features have been strangely absent from mobile Outlook so it goes without saying that fans of Microsoft's otherwise excellent email app for iPhone and iPad can now style their emails with bold, italics, underlined, inline links and more.
Microsoft today pushed an update to the native Outlook app for iPhone and iPad which brings support for iOS's side-by-side Split View multitasking mode on iPad. This makes you more productive by making it easy to open multiple emails at once on your Apple tablet.