Per BleepingComputer, Microsoft has apparently fixed the bug mentioned below that causes the classic Outlook app to crash ...

New Outlook, which is built on top of outlook.com, has been enforced everywhere. While some are still fighting against ...

But Outlook covers more than just email — it’s got a built-in calendar too, and Microsoft’s plan is to ditch the existing Mail and Calendar apps for Windows and merge them both into Outlook.

But now Microsoft plans to replace Mail and Calendar with the unified Outlook app interface, beginning next year. Current Mail and Calendar users can test-run the new interface by toggling the ...

Microsoft is notifying its Mail and Calendar app users to switch to free web-based Outlook. Many users have reported noticing ...

The new Outlook replaces the classic Outlook in Windows 10/11 and the Windows Mail and Windows Calendar app. Here's what you need to know.

Mail and Calendar app took sub-second to open. Outlook for Windows can take up to 10 seconds to open. I removed Mail and Calendar app, which now in Windows 10, I lost the agenda in the Taskbar ...

The company’s calendar app also integrates with Google Calendar, iCloud, Outlook, and more and is available on Android, iOS, iPadOS, macOS, watchOS, Wear OS and even on smart home devices like ...

Microsoft will retire the Windows Mail and Calendar applications on Windows 10 and Windows 11 at the end of the year, first auto-migrating users to the new Outlook for Windows app in August.

For third-party services that Outlook for Windows does support, like Gmail, the Outlook app will sync a copy of your email, calendar, and contacts with Microsoft's servers rather than ...

Launch the Outlook app. 2. Click the calendar menu in the app. 3. Tap the gear icon. 4. Tap Add People. 5. Select the name of the person you want to share the calendar with, and tap the check mark.