Microsoft seems to be putting the batteries in everything concerning Android, with the recent appearance of OneNote, a note-taking application for its popular office suite, and this month the launch of a native Windows desktop remote control application.
Today he announced an update to the Android Outlook.com application, including message search, improved email storage when offline, colors, replies, and aliases. One of the applications that its quality still needs to be increased quite a bit, since until relatively recently it was one of the worst that could be found in Google Play, even having a large audience using it.
Outlook, is the key project for Microsoft with more than 400 million users. The successor to Hotmail, Outlook.com is the email client for all mobile platforms. According to Microsoft, 68% of Outlook.com users use their mobile devices to connect with the service, so having an application that is really worth it is vitally important, and more so on Android with the great popularity it is gaining. lately.
In this new version you will find some new features such as the synchronization of all your mail to your device and the interesting functionality of search for messages that can be used from this update for the Android application.
Microsoft has added a new color set to the application and introduced support for aliases. With all this together, it can be said that Microsoft is forming an interesting mail client for Android, but which still needs more improvements so that it can be compared to Google's excellent Gmail.
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More information - From the Microsoft Office office suite OneNote comes to Google Play
Source - The crunch
