Microsoft is rolling out its new-look version of Outlook on the web that plays a little catch-up with Gmail and aims to offer Google a better, more productive rival. The new Outlook on the web ...

Microsoft today renamed the web version of Outlook in Office 365: Outlook Web App (OWA) will now be known as “Outlook on the web.” This useless app renaming exercise, which is sadly a typical ...

Microsoft is seeking feedback on the changes over at its UserVoice group, and the company will likely react and tweak Outlook.com further before this new look rolls out more broadly. Windows 10 ...

Microsoft's "One Outlook" email client inches closer to official unveiling. The app has started working for work and education accounts. Here's a first look! Microsoft's new web-based Outlook ...

The new Outlook continues Microsoft’s overhaul of all its Web properties to the new touch-centric Metro feel — the same look that’s coming to the Windows 8 Start Screen and is already on ...

Open outlook.com in a new tab. Click the “+” button at the far-right of the URL bar (this may take a few moments to appear. Try clicking in the URL bar if it’s not showing up). Click ...

Microsoft is inviting Outlook.com users to test its new user experience, promising faster performance, new 'smart inbox' features, and enhanced emoji and GIF support, with more improvements to come.

Microsoft says that Outlook is on over 100 million Android and iOS devices, so a lot of people may notice its new look. Enlarge Image The color changes when you swipe.

Microsoft is bringing a new dark mode to Outlook for iOS and Android and all of the company’s Office mobile apps. It’s part of a broader effort to coincide with Apple’s new iOS 13 dark mode ...

New screenshot shows an updated Outlook client with rounded corners. Skip to main content Open menu ... Microsoft has shared a first look at the redesign, and I’m very glad to see it.