Microsoft’s insistence that the “new Outlook” for Windows delivers a native experience has ignited one of the more consequential UX debates in the Windows ecosystem this year: a web-first client shipped as the default, with missing functionality, ads for free users, and a forced migration that...
Microsoft has quietly turned a gentle nudge into a full-court press: the company is actively moving Windows users away from Mail & Calendar and the classic Outlook client toward the modern, web-powered new Outlook for Windows, and it’s doing so with scheduled automatic rollouts, built-in opt-out...
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For years, Microsoft Outlook has been both a staple of business productivity and a touchstone for the everyday user needing a reliable email client on Windows. Yet, as technology increasingly demands flexibility, resilience, and an uninterrupted workflow regardless of internet connectivity, the...
Navigating the ever-evolving landscape of email clients has long been a familiar challenge for Windows users, and nowhere is this more evident than in the ongoing evolution of Microsoft Outlook. Over the last two years, Microsoft has advanced a sweeping effort to unify its disparate Outlook...
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