Microsoft is working on a new and uniform Outlook software for all operating systems

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Microsoft is developing new Outlook software under the code name Monarch And the name One Outlook As a new solution for company users. The new software is expected to offer a unified calendar and email interface, designed to replace the email and calendar software built into the Windows 10 and other Outlook versions for Windows computers, Macs with the macOS system and the OWA (online version of Outlook Web Access) version.

While most of us are familiar with Microsoft Outlook through the built-in version of the operating system or office suite, it is actually a collection of different and separate versions, whether it is a Win32, UWP or Mac version of the software, each developed and running independently of each other.

With the Monarch version currently in the early stages of development, Microsoft wants to consolidate all of the company’s solutions into one product, hence the name One Outlook, where the interface is expected to be similar to the online version of Outlook Web available today, combining a variety of enhancements and the ability to work offline. The various computer systems. The new version of One Outlook is expected to be available towards the end of 2021, with integration expected in the Windows 10 system by 2022.

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One Outlook (Richard Hay source @WinObs)

Although quite a few home users often use online email and calendar solutions such as those from Google from Google, there are quite a few home and business users who prefer to use dedicated software. Microsoft’s Outlook system provides solutions not only for the company’s own services, but also allows other companies’ accounts to be combined into one system for more convenient use.