Microsoft changes plans on launch of Outlook for Windows
Following a weekend of complaints, Microsoft has backed down on its plan to replace the Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows in September 2024.
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Following a weekend of complaints, Microsoft has backed down on its plan to replace the Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows in September 2024.
The Mail and Calendar apps in Windows 11 have not been the recipients of much love -- either from users who find them limited and awkward, nor from Microsoft which has not updated the software for an age.
A newly updated post in the Microsoft 365 Message Center now says the company could possibly change its plans for replacing its Mail and Calendar app with the new Outlook app in September 2024.
The One Outlook client has been in public testing for members of the Office Insider Program since May 2022. However, it looks like general availability will be served to more Outlook users soon.