Microsoft has announced support for e-mail addresses in 15 Indian languages across its product lineup

**Microsoft** on Wednesday announced support for e-mail addresses in 15 Indian languages across its apps and services, including Office 365, Outlook 2016, Outlook.com, Exchange Online and Exchange Online Protection (EOP). [caption id=“attachment_4078963” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Imae: Reuters.[/caption] Indian users would be able to use local language e-mail addresses for Outlook accounts on their personal computers, the company said on the occasion of the International Mother Language Day. It would also allow users to seamlessly send/receive mails to/from local language e-mail addresses via Outlook client on PCs, Outlook.com in addition to **Outlook** apps for Android and IOS. “Making e-mail addresses available in 15 languages is an exciting step to making modern communications and collaboration tools more accessible and easier to use for all,” Meetul Patel, COO, Microsoft India, said in a statement. “We are making technology use the language of people and not requiring people to first learn the traditional language of technology,” Patel added. The initiative is part of the company’s ongoing efforts to support **Email Address** Internationalisation (EAI) across its products and services eco-system and make technology accessible in local languages. The languages being introduced are those that support Unicode – an international encoding standard for use with different languages and scripts. Microsoft’s products will also support additional Indian languages as and when their IDNs and e-mail addresses become available in the future, making this feature forward compatible. Last month, Microsoft announced the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Deep Neural Networks (DNN) to improve real-time language translation for Hindi, Bengali and Tamil languages. This technology would help users in getting results that are more accurate and natural while surfing the Internet across any website on the Microsoft Edge browser, Bing search, Bing Translator website, as well as Microsoft Office 365 products like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and Skype.