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Navigating an increasingly digital world requires accessible tools that empower all users to interact comfortably and efficiently with their devices. For those leveraging Windows 10, accessibility is not an afterthought but a fundamental design pillar, evidenced by powerful tools like...

Magnifier is a built-in accessibility tool in Windows 10 designed to enlarge parts of your screen, making text and images easier to see. When using the Calendar app, Magnifier can enhance readability and navigation. Here's how to effectively use Magnifier with Calendar: Turning on Magnifier...

Microsoft has recently unveiled a new calendar application for Windows 11, designed to enhance productivity by integrating seamlessly with the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. This addition is part of the Microsoft 365 Companion suite, which aims to provide users with quick access to essential tools...

Microsoft’s unveiling of the new Calendar app for Windows 11 marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing refinement of productivity features within its flagship operating system. Long-time users of Windows 11 have voiced concerns about the stripped-down nature of the default calendar flyout...

After years of anticipation, Microsoft’s New Outlook for Windows is finally showing signs of maturation, as the company continues to address longstanding user criticisms by incrementally enhancing core functionality. Central to these improvements is the addition of offline support for the...

Microsoft's decision to discontinue the Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 11 has led to significant disruptions for users, particularly those relying on Outlook and Hotmail accounts. As of December 31, 2024, these native applications ceased to function effectively, prompting a mandatory...

Even as Windows 10 stands on the precipice of its October 2025 end-of-support deadline, Microsoft has decided to gift the OS one more shiny bauble—a revamped Calendar app. Yes, you read that right; while officially nudging users toward Windows 11, Microsoft seems keen on giving Windows 10 a fond...

Welcome, Windows faithful! Imagine your most-trusted apps simply packing up and leaving—no two-week notice, no farewell party, no celebratory skimming down memory lane. Pretty soon, that's exactly what could happen to the beloved (or perhaps begrudgingly tolerated) Mail and Calendar apps in...

As the digital age marches on, our calendars have become the backbone of our daily lives, akin to a trusty sidekick that ensures we never miss an important meeting or social gathering. Enter Fantastical — the calendar app that promises to elevate your scheduling experience on Windows 11. With a...

In a bold move that is likely to shake up user habits across Windows devices, Microsoft has announced it will terminate support for its long-established Mail, Calendar, and People applications by the end of this year. Instead, the tech giant is directing users towards its new Outlook for Windows...

The digital landscape is ever-evolving, and sometimes that means saying goodbye to familiar tools. For users of Windows 11, the time has come to officially bid adieu to the Mail, Calendar, and People apps, all of which will no longer be supported. This change, as outlined by PCMag, points to...

In a significant shift in its software strategy, Microsoft has announced plans to terminate support for its Windows Mail, Calendar, and People applications by the end of this year. For many Windows users, especially those who have relied on these apps for day-to-day communication and scheduling...

In a significant shift for Windows 11 users, Microsoft has announced that support for its legacy Mail, Calendar, and People applications will officially end on December 31, 2024. Instead, users are being urged to transition to the trendy new Outlook app, which will take center stage as the...

In a surprising shift that echoes Michael Jordan’s retirement or the final episode of a beloved sitcom, Microsoft has announced plans to retire the built-in Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 11 by December 31, 2024. This decision has sent shockwaves through the Windows user community, leading to...

In a move that marks a significant shift in how Windows 11 users manage their communications and schedules, Microsoft has announced it will phase out the built-in Mail and Calendar applications by December 31, 2024. After this date, users will be required to transition to the web-based Outlook...

Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20246 to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel. Starting with today’s build, Windows Insiders will notice that the name of the branch we are releasing builds from has changed to FE_RELEASE. Just like we did back in May...

After installing Build 19564.1000, Windows Insiders will be offered Build 19564.1005 (KB4541091) as a Cumulative Update via Windows Update. This Cumulative Update does not include any new code and is designed to help us test our servicing pipeline. Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing...

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Over the past year we’ve introduced many new features in Windows 10 Mail & Calendar apps for users with Outlook.com accounts—such as easily tracking travel and shipping deliveries, making emails more actionable, helping you easily track your favorite sports events, faster search, and more. We’re...

Microsoft has announced some major new improvements and updates to its Mail & Calendar apps in Windows 10. The updates are rolling out over the next few weeks so keep an eye out: