Outlook sees 'arguably the biggest change' since its launch in 1997

Microsoft announced before this calendar week that major improvements to Outlook for Windows are out of preview. The new shared calendar experience improves reliability and sync latency for both shared calendars and delegated calendars on Outlook. Microsoft explains that the improvements were already bachelor for Outlook on the spider web, Mac, and mobile devices, and that they have now arrived on Outlook for Windows.

Microsoft says that this is "arguably the biggest change to Outlook for Windows since its initial release in 1997." The company started working on the new feel in July 2022 and has had tens of thousands of daily users test it in preview.

You won't actually meet any differences later getting the new experience for Outlook. There aren't any new features or visual changes. Instead, calendars will sync faster and Outlook for Windows should be more reliable.

Calling and update that doesn't include any new features or visual changes "arguably the biggest change to Outlook for Windows since its initial release in 1997" might seem strange, simply syncing calendars apace and reliably is one of the near important features in Outlook.

While the new feel is rolling out now, y'all may have to look until later this twelvemonth to receive it. At the moment, just around 10% of Outlook for Windows users in the Current Channel with version 2103 have the improvements, but that number should go up gradually this leap and summer.

Microsoft 365 Personal

Microsoft 365 Personal comes with the entire Office suite, 1TB of OneDrive storage, and more. It also includes Outlook, which has faster and more reliable shared calendar syncing later its latest update.

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