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Microsoft Outlook for iOS gets voice capabilities for users to search, compose emails, and schedule meetings
Users can respond to messages with their voice on iOS, or use the speech-to-text functionality to write new emails.
Accounts of thousands of Microsoft users around the world hacked, attack reportedly linked to China
Hafnium is a Chinese hacking group that is apparently breaking into private and government computer networks via Microsoft Exchange software.
Microsoft to roll out text prediction, schedule mail features for Outlook Web
Microsoft is also planning to add an option to schedule emails on Outlook Web.
Microsoft Word for Android has now been installed over 1 billion times
Microsoft's Spreadsheet app Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and OneDrive also have 500 million installs each.
Microsoft finally admits Outlook.com breach was far worse than expected
Hackers were reportedly able to access some Outlook accounts for up to six months.
Microsoft reveals that hackers could have accessed certain Outlook email accounts
Microsoft is recommending that affected Outlook users change their passwords as a safety protocol.
Microsoft Office 365, Outlook hit by bug that left 400 million users vulnerable
The vulnerabilities were apparently reported to Microsoft in June, which were fixed by November end.
Microsoft's Head of digital Assistant Cortana to quit by yearend: Report
Javier Soltero, Vice President of Cortana, confirmed his departure in a tweet posted to his personal account.
Microsoft is all set to release new features for Outlook on the web, Android and iOS platforms
The software giant's new Outlook features are primarily aimed at business customers — an area that its traditional Outlook desktop apps for Windows and macOS specialise in.
Microsoft is internally testing Cortana integration within its Outlook mobile app for iOS and Android
Cortana's integration into Microsoft Outlook for mobile will also allow it to scan through emails and read them aloud whenever necessary.
Microsoft Outlook launches add-ins for Android users including Evernote, Trello and more
Users can go to Microsoft Outlook Settings, then click Add-ins and tap the plus sign next to the apps to enable them.
Outlook's new update for iOS and Android brings new calendar, maps integration and more
Microsoft has announced an update for its Outlook application on iOS and Android which brings in map integration, event icons and ‘Interesting Calendars’. The announcement comes right after Microsoft’s acquisition mobile calendaring application Sunrise.
Microsoft Outlook integrates Evernote, Facebook and Wunderlist in its iPhone and Android apps
Microsoft Outlook adds calendar features from Sunrise and now includes Facebook, Evernote and Wunderlist integration
Microsoft Outlook for iOS now gets deeper integration of Office apps
Microsoft has now updated its Outlook and Office apps for iOS devices.
Microsoft introduces new Outlook integration with Uber, Evernote and more
Microsoft is rolling out new third-party app integration for Outlook, including Evernote, Yelp, IFTTT and Wunderlist. In addition, Uber, PayPal and Boomerang add-ins have already been rolled out.
Microsoft revamps Outlook on the Web; introduces new features, cleaner UI and more
After the release of Windows 10, Microsoft is focusing on other services. The company has introduced a number of tweaks along with new features to the web version of Outlook in Office 365.
Microsoft's Outlook.com to get design revamp and new features
Microsoft Outlook is getting an image overhaul, in the form of a design revamp and a range of new features.
Microsoft Outlook for iOS review: This email app leaves all others behind
So is Microsoft’s Outlook app worth the hype? Well I’ve been using the app for the last two weeks and I have to say it's one of the best app right now for email.
Microsoft releases Outlook mail app for iPhone, iPad and preview version for Android
Microsoft has released Outlook for iOS and a preview version for Android, according to an official blogpost by the company.
Microsoft to give away more Office software to attract mobile users
Microsoft made its popular Word, Excel and PowerPoint applications available for free on Android tablets, marking the latest step in its drive to get as many mobile customers as possible using its software.