Microsoft’s Outlook email service was down for Outlook.com as well as Outlook mobile apps and desktop programs.

Microsoft’s service portal confirmed the e-mail service’s website, mobile and desktop versions are all experiencing issues.

But now Microsoft plans to replace Mail and Calendar with the unified Outlook app interface, beginning next year. Current Mail and Calendar users can test-run the new interface by toggling the ...

In order to tackle the ongoing Outlook outage, Microsoft says it is in the process of applying configuration changes and ...

Several thousand Microsoft Outlook users ran into issues with the email platform, with some reporting problems like loading ...

But Outlook covers more than just email — it’s got a built-in calendar too, and Microsoft’s plan is to ditch the existing Mail and Calendar apps for Windows and merge them both into Outlook.

Microsoft announced last year that it would be retiring the Windows Mail & Calendar apps in favor of the new Outlook at the end of 2024. As of January 1, these apps are no longer functional and ...

Once installed, the new Outlook app will replace the existing Mail and Calendar apps. After the installation, the new app will launch even if you click on the Start menu shortcuts for the older ...

Microsoft is investigating an Outlook bug causing desktop app crashes, high system resource usage, and preventing users from logging into their accounts. "We're investigating an issue in which ...

Tens of thousands of Microsoft Outlook users reported issues with the e-mail service on Saturday afternoon. Microsoft 365, which manages services such as Outlook, Excel and PowerPoint, posted an ...