Support for the Windows Mail app will end soon Microsoft urges users to switch to the new Outlook app because you won't want to use the Mail app Export local emails, calendar events, and contacts to ...

If you’re a Windows user or buying a new Windows-driven computer, you might be surprised to know that what you’ve come to know and love with Windows Mail is changing. With the rollout of Windows 11, ...

Microsoft is ending support for Windows Mail, Calendar & People apps on Dec 31st. Users should migrate to the new Outlook app before the end of the year. The new Outlook app can be accessed through ...

The new Outlook has been available as a finished program since August 2024. New PCs delivered with the latest Windows 11 installations (Windows 11 24H2) will receive the new Outlook as an alternative ...

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 ...

Sad news for us all: Windows Mail, Calendar and People apps are not long for this world. Ok, I guess it's only sad news for people who still use them on the daily, but these stalwarts of Windows will ...

Instead, Microsoft will prompt you to use Outlook. Microsoft is adding more apps to its software graveyard: It's time to ditch your Windows Mail, Calendar, and People apps if you use them. Microsoft ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Microsoft wants people to use the new Outlook for Windows app instead. Microsoft wants people to use the new ...

QUESTION: Why is Microsoft trying to get me to switch to the new Outlook in my Mail program? ANSWER: In its usual confusing way, Microsoft is signaling an upcoming major change for those currently ...

Microsoft has threatened to take away Windows Mail and replace it with a new Outlook app. Now it’s already doing so, trying to wrest it away from you before its end-of-the-year self-imposed deadline.