Microsoft is releasing an updated version of Outlook.com Beta, their mail and calendar service which requires a Microsoft account. This special beta version will allow enthusiasts to join the testing of the upcoming features of the service. It now allows enabling the new Dark Mode feature.
Microsoft is releasing an updated version of Outlook.com, their mail and calendar service which requires a Microsoft account. The update features a fresh design, a smarter inbox, and better personalization.
Microsoft is releasing an updated version of Outlook.com Beta, their mail and calendar service which requires a Microsoft account. This special beta version will allow enthusiasts to join the testing of the upcoming features of the service. The company today announced the new Outlook.com calendar experience with a similar redesign.
Microsoft is rolling out an updated version of Outlook.com Beta, their mail and calendar service which requires a Microsoft account. This special beta version will allow enthusiasts to join the testing of the upcoming features of the service. With the recently delivered update, Outlook.com Beta has introduced tabs.
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A few days ago, Microsoft introduced a new beta version of Outlook.com - its web-based e-mail, calendar and task management service. It sports a fresh design, a smarter inbox, and better personalization. Finally, the service is now available to everyone.
Yesterday, Microsoft introduced a new beta version of Outlook.com - its web-based e-mail, calendar and task management service. It sports a fresh design, a smarter inbox, and better personalization. Unfortunately, the service is not available for everyone as of this writing because it is still in beta and many features from the current version of Outlook.com are missing in it. Here is a little trick which will allow you to join the beta testing immediately.
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A new official announcement reveals that Microsoft is rolling out a new beta version of Outlook.com, their mail service and social network connected with the Microsoft account. A special beta program option will allow enthusiasts to join the beta testing of the service.
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