You’ve got almost endless options when it comes to choosing an email client. But one of the simplest, best, and most effective is right within Windows itself. No, not Outlook—the native Mail app. Mail ...

Windows Mail is an email client from Microsoft that lets users view and manage their emails. While using the Windows Mail app, some users have experienced that they are unable to open links and ...

As of today, Microsoft’s new Outlook for Windows app is generally available to the masses. That means Microsoft thinks the app is ready for prime-time use and is removing the “new” badge from the ...

Outlook for Windows and recommends switching from traditional Outlook and third-party email client apps. As a result, it has been previously announced that support for the traditional ' Windows Mail ' ...

Microsoft Outlook is synonymous with email and calendar functions, to the point that a lot of people don’t know it’s actually a paid portion of the Office suite. But that’s about to change. Beginning ...

Windows 11’s next major release continues to take shape in the company’s Dev channel Insider Preview builds, and last month, Microsoft added the first preview of the AI-powered Windows Copilot feature ...

The clock is ticking for the old Windows Mail, Calendar, and People apps. Microsoft recently updated the official documentation to clarify that with the end of support, the apps will stop working ...

Microsoft is ending support for the popular Windows Calendar, Windows Contacts and Windows Mail apps on December 31 of this year. Microsoft is offering users the new Outlook as a replacement. After ...

The Mail and Calendar app is probably used more by casuals than Outlook 2016, and that’s because it’s easy to launch and easy to use due to the lack of bells and whistles. If you just want to check ...

Our team tests, rates, and reviews more than 1,500 products each year to help you make better buying decisions and get more from technology. New default apps are part and parcel of major new Windows ...

There’s absolutely nothing wrong with using Microsoft’s default Mail app in Windows 10. It’s a native email client that supports Google, Yahoo, AOL, Apple iCloud, Microsoft Exchange, and other ...