Outlook is getting a huge redesign - Here's a sneak peek
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Outlook is a popular free email client from Microsoft that’s been around since the late 1990s. The Windows version has a simple interface that hasn’t evolved much over the years, but that’s about to change.
Outlook is getting a big makeover
Microsoft recently announced a beta version of the new Outlook for Windows. The company says it is “designed to bring consistency across our Windows and web codebases to help you be more productive and stay in control of your inbox.”
In a nutshell, Outlook for Windows will look and function more like the web version.
Keep them in the loop
The new Outlook will work with Microsoft Loop, an app that helps you organize, share, and collaborate. In this context, you’ll be able to edit and share your work and thoughts across Outlook and Teams. Loop components, which include lists, reports, reviews and more, will always stay in sync, keeping everyone up to date.
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