offline support

The evolution of Microsoft Outlook has been marked by a steady cadence of updates, each aiming to streamline productivity and enhance user accessibility. Among the most significant recent announcements is Microsoft’s move to introduce offline calendar support in the new Outlook app—an innovation...

Microsoft’s ongoing transformation of Outlook, its flagship email and calendaring application, continues to be a focal point of discussion within the Windows community and among enterprise users. In recent years, the company has attempted to unify its disparate Outlook experiences across...

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...

Google’s ambitions in the productivity tech landscape take a fresh direction with the advent of NotebookLM mobile applications, now slated for imminent launch on both Android and iOS platforms. While still a relatively niche tool compared to the omnipresent Google Docs or Keep, NotebookLM...

In an ongoing saga of replacing old with new, Microsoft is doubling down on creating a modern and cloud-first version of Outlook, but there's one glaring problem that continues to plague the "new Outlook" on Windows 11 and Windows 10: offline functionality. While the new Outlook client boasts...

The next update to Microsoft Edge is now available with the Windows 10 April 2018 Update! This update includes EdgeHTML 17, the next major version of Microsoft Edge’s rendering engine, as well as new features and everyday improvements across the product. You can get your hands on the April 2018...

Editor’s Note – this post was originally posted on Medium and has been updated to reflect the latest information. Let’s talk about the progress of web apps. No, that’s not an autocorrect mistake from “progressive web apps” — let’s take a look at how the web has progressed from “a large...