Outlook.com for Android has been updated with a brighter interface and better functionality, bringing it more in line with its Web-based counterpart.

The Outlook for Android app is free and runs on Android 4.0 and above. It's available in all markets supported by the Google Play Store.The UI has been translated ...

Like its desktop counterpart, Outlook mobile sports a clean, minimal, white interface with blue highlights. The app comes optimized for both iOS and Android, so Apple users will see iOS-style ...

Microsoft Outlook for Android now has a minimize button for email drafts, solving a long-standing annoyance. The minimize feature allows users to keep a draft open while still navigating Outlook ...

A: There are three approaches to reading your Outlook.com email on an Android device: from the Outlook app, from the Gmail app, or via a browser. These options are explained below: 1. Via Outlook app.

Microsoft’s Outlook.com Webmail service recently passed the 25 million active user mark, a milestone the company celebrated by releasing an Android app for Outlook.com. The supposedly new ...

Ultimately, though, I settled on the Microsoft Outlook app for Android. I have since uninstalled all other email apps on my Google Pixel 9 Pro and gone all-in on Outlook — and I couldn’t be ...

Outlook for Android now supports IMAP services. Why this matters: Your IT department is vigilant about protecting confidential company data—and one of the more obvious holes is your phone and ...

Email applications on Android are a dime a dozen, so folks are always on the lookout for the best-looking and most feature-packed experience that doesn't. X. Dark Light Light.

Android stores your contacts in an SQLite database, so when you import Outlook contacts, your other programs can access them by querying the database. You can import Outlook contacts to Android in ...