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Microsoft delays replacing Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows.

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Source: Windows Central
Microsoft delays replacing Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows.
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Microsoft has announced that the new Outlook app will replace the Mail & Calendar apps on Windows 11 starting in early 2024. The Mail & Calendar apps will be removed from the Microsoft Store in September 2024. The new Outlook client is web-based and builds off the excellent Outlook Web service, complete with a similar interface and advanced email controls. The app will support work and personal accounts, including third-party email providers such as Gmail, Yahoo, and more. The new Outlook app is already available to try today in preview.

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  1. Microsoft will replace Windows 11's terrible Mail & Calendar apps with the new Outlook app in 2024  Windows Central
  2. Microsoft rethinks replacing Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows  BetaNews
  3. Microsoft is now "reevaluating the timing" for dumping Mail, Calendar apps with new Outlook  Neowin
  4. Microsoft backs down on moving to the new Outlook next year in September  OnMSFT.com
  5. Mail and Calendar to be replaced with Outlook for Windows  MSPoweruser

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